Thanks for you replies. I meant to include the units - I'm operating in Celsius degrees. Could you provide me an idea of what reasonable concentrations of HCL h202 might be? I would be using the low strength peroxide and building boards of no greater than 4" by 4". My worry is that the corrosive fumes from etching and storage will pose a hazard to anyone sleeping in the bedroom above the garage and to any metal, like my car, stored in the garage. Is anyone else in the same predicament as me? --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Brian Lalor <blalor@...> wrote: > > On Feb 7, 2010, at 10:56 AM, Zoran A. Scepanovic wrote: > > > - -10 degrees of what kind? > > > > - -10 Celsius = 14 Farenheit > > - -10 Farenheit = -23.3 Celsius > > Does it matter? Either way, it's freakin' cold! > > -- > Brian Lalor / blalor@... > You snooze, you lose > Well I have snost and lost >
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Re: Corrosion + Ventilation (PCB creation at home)
2010-02-07 by oliverstwists
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