With the PEEK screws the question is whether you need to use loktite. I think Inu did. If this is the case this presents a another issue other than the fact that you will get decreased device life from improper torque. I dont see it an obvious choice.
Justin may have a point given his situation. Others not sure.
Isnt the TO126 by definition have a plastic case? Again maybe it helps dumb assemblyman but a proper insulator and a stainless screw should be fine. Bonus points of you use a belleville washer on top.
Mouser sells nylon screws with a aluminum core (if I remember) that worked for me in the past and I could apply excellent torque. I can look for a part number later, but I think Eagle was the manufacturor..
Anyone have a spare e24/s24 board set from amb? I used my last one in someone's amp and if anyone has a spare that isn't getting used, that would be fantastic!
The magnification factor doesn't look right to me. Plus, I'm not sure Larry would really spend that much on a watch, at least from what I know of him. Here's a picture of one that is known-real to compare with:
Well creating security issues is my job. It is pretty common to use advertising for things like this. We call it "malvertising". I honestly do not have much of a reality check on what people perceive to be possible or pervasive, but it is interesting this is something you havent run across. We have actually sold technology to a lot of the big online presences that rely on advertising via banners to prevent these malicious images from getting syndicated.