On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Josh Simoneau wrote:
> Keep in mind, though, I sent mine back to wisp-router.com and it was
> easily a couple months before I saw it again. Maybe not their fault, as
> I think they send them to Europe, but a long wait regardless.

I cross shipped a bad board directly with PC Engines.  They sent me a
replacement first, and I sent back the original bad board in the box
that they used.  I did have to pay postage to Europe, but it was
pretty inexpensive.

My issue wasn't heat related and this was an older board made a few 
years ago.  I was very happy with the service.

I'm not using a WRAP case.  I have the board bolted directly to the
piece of plywood that my switches and DSL modem are bolted to.  There
is a clear plastic cover over the WRAP to protect.

http://phred.org/~alex/pictures/wiring/reduced/IMGP3493.JPG

This cost me about $5 (for the piece of plexiglass) and a few minutes
with the tablesaw.

alex