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A metal shaving got in there and well... you can see that hole pretty well, as well as the scorch marks around it. This picture doesn't show that behind the burned H-bridge, the one behind it has a giant hole in it also, so the little inferno extended from both sides of the H-bridge. A lesson well learned.
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21-02-2005 10:50
Jonz0r
Re: pic: Why you DON'T drill around electronics
Yeah, we totally had like a pound of aluminum shavings in all our speed controllers, luckily none of ours broke, heh. Lesson for today: Dont drill without covering your speed conrollers
21-02-2005 14:33
James114
Re: pic: Why you DON'T drill around electronics
That happened to my team too. It was a nice light show, since it happened at night out side. We even did it with Aluminum shavings too.
21-02-2005 16:01
greencactus3
Re: pic: Why you DON'T drill around electronics
too bad that smells so bad lol. and i always wondered. what are the specs of the cap inside the victors? just to salvage it for parts.
22-02-2005 09:11
Emily Pease
Re: pic: Why you DON'T drill around electronics
During the past week, I've more than once heard the sound of drilling from across the room and ran toward my electronics board with a blanket, yelling, "my babies!"
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