i8355 from SDK-85 flakey

On 16/05/10 19:39, Tony Duell wrote: I've got one on my right arm from leaning over the hot end of a hot-air soldering station while it was 'live'. The display read "COOLING: 40 C, but it turns out that was the setpoint, not the current temperature. Hot air burns HURT LIKE HELL. Didn't look like much at the time, but 9 months down the line I still have the scars. Then there's the mark on the back of my right hand from where the tinsnips fell off the hook above the door as I was leaving the shed. That almost completely umbed my hand for a good hour or two... I've also done "picking up the soldering iron from the wrong end", and I've had one or two mains plugs with duff screw inserts -- the entire back of one of the plugs shattered when I tried to unplug it, allowing the palm of my hand to form a very nice low-resistance path over the phase and neutral lines. Bzzzzzkt! One of the many things neither a 13-amp plug fuse or an RCD (RCCB) circuit breaker will protect you from. -- Phil. classiccmp at philpem.me.uk http://www.philpem.me.uk/