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Re: Electronics visible?

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So I guess the question is: can we use a protective shielding/hood to protect the electronics during operation, but which can also be easily removed to access the electronics componenets for inspection and while in the pit area?
Protecting the electronics is a smart idea. However, you are better off using polycarbonate instead of aluminum.
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Protecting the electronics is a smart idea. However, you are better off using polycarbonate instead of aluminum.
Unless you're using transparent aluminum. Oh Wait that hasn't been invented yet
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Unless you're using transparent aluminum. Oh Wait that hasn't been invented yet
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Re: Electronics visible?

Thanks for the responses. We're probably going to just mill a rectangular hole in the center of the hood and screw on lexan to cover it. And that aluminum article, even though it's around 6 monhts old, is pretty interesting. It's only a matter of time....

Think....transparent titanium?
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