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Re: Cleaning PC Board material for your BITX transceiver construction


Mr. D.Walters
 

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Would those be "Blue -?blue, blue suede shoes?"
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Theo
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 7:55 PM
Subject: RE: [BITX20] Cleaning PC Board material for your BITX transceiver construction

Hi

Can I also suggest that where the components are to be placed that the PCB pad is tinned?and where earth connections are to be made that area too is tinned, as it ensures a good joint and?the joint is quicker too!!?

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I think the sort of bush mentioned has brass wire bristles and used for cleaning suede shoes !!

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Charles? G4VSZ
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?-----Original Message-----
From: Arv Evans [mailto:arvevans@...]
Sent: 09 July 2004 19:00
To: bitx20@...; rlelm@...; leatkin@...; bequan@...; ciresnave@...
Subject: [BITX20] Cleaning PC Board material for your BITX transceiver construction

Hi

PC Board material that is stored for some time usually takes on a layer of oxidation that hinders soldering components to its surface.? In the past I have routinely used sandpaper to remove this oxidation and prepare the surface for my "ugly construction" projects.? Now I think I might have found a better way to prepare the surface.? I tried a small wire brush and found that it not only removes surface oxidation, it also leaves a much more polished surface and requires less effort.? The wire brush was purchased at a local hobby store for about $1 US, see the picture below.? If you have a small wire brush you might try it and see if it works for you.



73's
Arv
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