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Mounting Electronics
I don't know if this is the right section to post in but anyway...
I was wondering if there are any restrictions on how to mount electronics on a conductive surface i.e can we mount the electronics using a rubber insulator or shim instead of plexiglass? Any advice is appreciated. |
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