Re: Ti-83 in the freezer

Re: Ti-83 in the freezer

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• Subject: Re: Ti-83 in the freezer
• From: "Shawn D'Alimonte" <sdalimon@WWW.EE.RYERSON.CA>
• Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 00:01:45 GMT
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: Something to try would be to goto Radio Shack and get a can of component
: cooler - it is made to troubleshoot faulty electronics that work fine
: when warmed up.  It freezes to -63 F and leaves no residue.

But does tend to form frost if you go heavy on it.  Don't use two much
or you will have a condensation problem.

--
Shawn D'Alimonte - sdalimon@ee.ryerson.ca
-----Under university lab conditions, the laws of nature do not apply-----

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