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When you order electronics, the device typically arrives in an anti-static bag, which prevents them from damage by electrostatic charges. These bags are usually pink plastic. Save them so you can protect the electronics in your next DIY project (like Hack-a-Bat!)
The Buckleys
Sep 08, 2008 12:30 am
FOX 53 - WPGH, Pittsburgh
Anti-static bags included with electronics can be used for other projects!
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