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On Jun 20, 1:45*pm, Bert Hyman wrote:
"Bill Ogden" wrote: The OT question is what kind of antenna effect (in the gift bag) would activate it? Maybe not an antenna effect at all, but the pressure wave that produced the KA-BOOM pushed the switch. -- Bert Hyman * * *St. Paul, MN * Lightning can do some pretty strange things. I was given a RS color computer years ago after it had been on the receiving end of a lightning strike. Already having one of these computers I proceded to check it out by replacing the chips in my computer one at a time with the ones in the fried computer( I know, not very smart). Well at the the end of all the chip swapping my computer still worked. Power supply on the damaged computer checked OK. A closer inspection of the circuit board showd that some traces underneath the processor chip had ben vaporized. Repairing these traces yielded a working computer. How the lightning burned out these traces without frying the rest of the computer was beyound my understanding. Jimmie |
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