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Quote from: sunxiaoxiao on November 29, 2014, 07:07:51 AM

We will send to the agent some good boards, If you are in what they buy ,please contact to him.

Does this include the group buy from CrazyGuy? I have a prisma that caught on fire 11/10, was sent back and cleared Hong Kong customs 11/18.

I feel sorry dude, but it seem that something spill to the board. Look like coffee residue.

Not sure if your joking or serious but that's the board that was facing down and caught on fire after running a few days at 220mhz in a cool well ventilated space.

My mistake, sorry. The temperature must be very high to cause such burn.

It was about 75f.

Are you sure it's 75 F not 75 C ?
75 F / 24 C is cooler than our body temperature. ~~Did burn come from leaked capacitor then?~~
Just realize that some of other BE200 been puffed-up. The temperature on BE200 top side must be very high.

75f was the ambient temp, the components were much hotter than that. My suspicion is that there was a short on the back side against the heatsink.