Latte Fire
nickstarinskas 2021-02-25 01:46:39 4291 Views19 Replies Hey so i bought an alpha about 8 months ago, and it worked really well for its intended use. then when i took it apart and hooked potentiometers up to the arduino i realized that it had caught on fire. It was a pretty expensive computer and im not sure what to do with it. It doesnt seem safe and I just kind of cleaned it off and threw it back in the box it came in. I bought a different computer for my project, but i wish i could use something more geared towards prototyping. Does anyone know anything about this?
2021-03-01 11:27:12 Hi, so sorry for all inconvenience caused.
So sorry the bad experience caused improper words from my colleague.
From your description, in fact, its really abnormal to burn CPU. Because all arduino operations are handles by independent chip.
The high potentiometer voltage may be the reason.
Delta is good to make, but for the project of a higher level, Alpha performs better.
I am checking this issue with the engineer, and waiting for their feedback now.
I am so sorry for this, sorry. 347945801
So sorry the bad experience caused improper words from my colleague.
From your description, in fact, its really abnormal to burn CPU. Because all arduino operations are handles by independent chip.
The high potentiometer voltage may be the reason.
Delta is good to make, but for the project of a higher level, Alpha performs better.
I am checking this issue with the engineer, and waiting for their feedback now.
I am so sorry for this, sorry.
347945801 2021-03-01 11:27:12 Hi, so sorry for all inconvenience caused.
So sorry the bad experience caused improper words from my colleague.
From your description, in fact, its really abnormal to burn CPU. Because all arduino operations are handles by independent chip.
The high potentiometer voltage may be the reason.
Delta is good to make, but for the project of a higher level, Alpha performs better.
I am checking this issue with the engineer, and waiting for their feedback now.
I am so sorry for this, sorry. 347945801
So sorry the bad experience caused improper words from my colleague.
From your description, in fact, its really abnormal to burn CPU. Because all arduino operations are handles by independent chip.
The high potentiometer voltage may be the reason.
Delta is good to make, but for the project of a higher level, Alpha performs better.
I am checking this issue with the engineer, and waiting for their feedback now.
I am so sorry for this, sorry.
347945801 2021-02-28 03:35:27 Nah, you guys don't have the balls to make this right. It's because of shit like this the world is rioting against the upper class. nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-28 03:35:27 Nah, you guys don't have the balls to make this right. It's because of shit like this the world is rioting against the upper class. nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-28 03:19:03 Because I would absolutely love to use these products in my work. nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-28 03:19:03 Because I would absolutely love to use these products in my work. nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-28 03:12:48 You know, i think the issue here was the thermal paste that came on it. Do you think you could replace this one with a Panda, without thermal paste all over my CPU? nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-28 03:12:48 You know, i think the issue here was the thermal paste that came on it. Do you think you could replace this one with a Panda, without thermal paste all over my CPU? nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-26 00:16:04 Im not sending ANYTHING in the mail. If your lucky, I will bury this piece of trash nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-26 00:16:04 Im not sending ANYTHING in the mail. If your lucky, I will bury this piece of trash nickstarinskas
nickstarinskas 2021-02-25 01:46:39 Hey so i bought an alpha about 8 months ago, and it worked really well for its intended use. then when i took it apart and hooked potentiometers up to the arduino i realized that it had caught on fire. It was a pretty expensive computer and im not sure what to do with it. It doesnt seem safe and I just kind of cleaned it off and threw it back in the box it came in. I bought a different computer for my project, but i wish i could use something more geared towards prototyping. Does anyone know anything about this? nickstarinskas
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