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I've just assembled a 440 kit and I'm now assembling a 410 kit.
Question: Should I use organic solder with polystyrene caps and 
obviously wash the board?
In the 440 manual it seems these must be soldered in after the last 
wash using no clean solder while in the 410 manual it seems they are 
soldered with organic solder and board has to be washed afterwards. 
Which of the two versions is the correct one? Many thanks.
Enrico Dibennardo (Italy)

In general, are there some (or all) caps that should
not be washed for some reason?

Hans


--- edibennardo <endiendi@...> wrote:

> I've just assembled a 440 kit and I'm now assembling
> a 410 kit.
> Question: Should I use organic solder with
> polystyrene caps and 
> obviously wash the board?
> In the 440 manual it seems these must be soldered in
> after the last 
> wash using no clean solder while in the 410 manual
> it seems they are 
> soldered with organic solder and board has to be
> washed afterwards. 
> Which of the two versions is the correct one? Many
> thanks.
> Enrico Dibennardo (Italy)
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Hans

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a) the polystyrene caps should *not* be washed

b) all others are OK to wash, but in general I only wash the ceramic axial caps 
and the yeloow box caps

Paul S.

So why not the poly s? Can water get inside them? -- http://www.myspace.com/23isgood

----- Original Message -----

From: Pete

To: motm@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 10:50 PM

Subject: Re: [motm] MOTM 410 - 440 polystyrene caps

So why not the poly's? Can water get inside them?


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