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Nov 29th, 2004, 11:22 AM
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Wet SD cards (Terminated)
I am writing some programs for use in PDA's in potentially wet environments (fish traps). I wanted to make sure that the data on the SD cards would survive immersion, so I took a card and left it in a glass of water for a day: No harm done.
That test may not have been very definitive. Tap water in a glass is not a terribly harmful environment. Somebody on this site told me about leaving a chip in a glass of orange juice for an hour (citric acid and sugars, more conductive than tap water). Now I'm thinking of more severe tests:
Flat coke (pH 1.8, so it's more acidic than stomach acid)
Washing machine: Front loader, so there would be agitation, soap, and dirty socks.
Dish Washer: Heat, pressure, soap, spaghetti sauce.
Any thoughts?
Last edited by Shaggy Hiker; Dec 1st, 2004 at 04:42 PM.
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