Re: Ti-83 in the freezer
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Re: Ti-83 in the freezer
I don't know how the cold will effect the 83. I think that your results
are more likely because of the effects of the cold on the battery than
on the other electronics.
Something to watchout for is the condensation that will collect on a
cold calculator - it could ruin that calc if you don't watch out.
Something to try would be to goto Radio Shack and get a can of component
cooler - it is made to troubleshoot faulty electronics that work fine
when warmed up. It freezes to -63 F and leaves no residue.
Todd
Kregi wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any info about the effects of cold on the TI-83 or any other
> calculator..i am looking for info about changes in speed in electronic
devices
> under extreme temperatures for a science project..my results so far have
showed
> a slight loss in speed for a simple program that counts to 500 and displays
> "DONE"..about 1 second difference...anyway..any info, links, or ideas would
be
> appreciated..thanks..Kregi
> Kregi@aol.com
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