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Electronic Devices on Plywood??
We set our electronic devices and battery on a pywood sheet. Is it OK for safety rules beacause wood may burn if we have a problem on electronics?
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13-02-2010, 10:01
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Re: Electronic Devices on Plywood??
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If you follow the rules, fires are very unlikely. Good Luck. Mike |
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13-02-2010, 11:08
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Re: Electronic Devices on Plywood??
We've got all of our electronics (that would fit) on plywood - There's exactly 1 jaguar, a spike, and the camera off it.
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