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Re: OxyClean or Hydrogen peroxide ?

2004-04-28 by Richard Mustakos

Dave Did you try this as a rejuvenator, or just for starters? When did it outgas, when they were mixed, when you were etching, or both? If it yields H2O2

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Re:Inexpensive source for solder paste?

2004-04-28 by Richard Mustakos

Mark I ve got a few contacts (sales people - you know, close personal friends ) that I m checking with. Found them looking for water soluble fluxes for

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wirewrap by machine

2004-04-28 by Jim Miller

had many boards done by automated wrappers in the 70 s. they usually also did an automated continutity and short test. usually required a handwritten wiring

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Re: solder paste - cnc dispenser

2004-04-28 by Dave Mucha

... as ... need ... and ... Ok, Pleeeease post stuff on your machine ! even if you don t want to give up the details in any large degree. pictures ????

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Re: Software Recommendations

2004-04-28 by Dave Mucha

... really ... yup. a single layer board has Top copper layer top paste layer top solder mask layer top silkscreen layer drill map layer drill hole

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Re: solder paste - cnc dispenser

2004-04-28 by Dave Mucha

... The whole question arose when a member posted that this is off topic, and I agreed. Solder paste dispenser mechanical design is not even close. Mechanical

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] wire-wrap

2004-04-28 by Russell Shaw

... This was done by an australian company to a high degree of sophistication. The wiring was pressed into epoxy about 1.6mm thick. Reliability problems were a

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OxyClean or Hydrogen peroxide ?

2004-04-28 by Dave Mucha

The material Data Safety Sheet for Oxyclean lists it as Potassium Hydroxide. http://www.melrosechem.com/english/msd_eng/hs0853.pdf I did a squirt of Muriatid

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Re: wire-wrap

2004-04-28 by Phil

... built ... gates...! Given huge design time and 12 week turn around from tape-out to first silicon they wanted to make sure the design was correct - errors

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Inexpensive source for solder paste?

2004-04-28 by Mark

Was this ever answered? For the few things that I want to do, I m unwilling to pay Future/Active the $$ they want for a package that will expire before I use

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: wire-wrap

2004-04-28 by Roy J. Tellason

... I m not real sure about how you d handle this part. ... It couldn t be very big, as close as those pins are to each other. I guess that s why the ends of

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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] wire-wrap

2004-04-28 by Roy J. Tellason

... You had to strip the wires yourself? Yikes. That s one of the more time-consuming portions of wire-wrapping... ... I don t count computers as additional

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Re: Software Recommendations

2004-04-28 by ballendo

Hello, Since you ve not listed those which don t meet your needs, I can t be sure you ll find this helpful. Try Circad. Extremely fast and easy to use. Library

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Re: mechanical etching

2004-04-28 by ballendo

... wrote: ... Masking tape. By far the most common, and the most reliable, IMO. The registration is done with 1/8 or 3mm pins. You use

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Re: wire-wrap

2004-04-28 by ballendo

Hello Roy, As a designer, builder and user of CNC machines for a couple decades now, I d say it s a no-starter. For all the reasons the previous replies have

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Re: solder paste - cnc dispenser

2004-04-28 by ballendo

Dave, Here s a copy of the FIRST line ON the home page: Making, etching, soldering printed circuit boards yourself. See that third word there... Next, The list

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