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01-17-2007, 09:36 AM
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Re: Clear or Plastic Board for Electronics??
237 has used clear plexiglass or wood for the electronics board in the past. We always try to stay away from metal, since it is easier to have a short occur on a metal surface. We never mount the electronics board in a way that it needs to support a load, so there is no need to use for a stronger material.
The lighter it is, the better. 
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