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Hi Keith, Obviously my suggestions are too cryptically for you. I hesitate to continue since in my opinion you should understand the purpose of test measurements, to learn something and also to

Search Ebay for Copper Via Rivets. They are available in several diameters and lengths. You'll have to come up with your own method and tooling to stake them to the PCB, but shouldn't be difficult.

Hi Craig, Funny you mention it. I have been thinking that there may be a tiny possibility if I actually read the maintenance directions on the sampling bridge cavity, which Hakan wrote out so nicely

I have seen photo instructions for multilayer repair work that involved carefully removing the outer layer to gain access to the inner pad. It was pretty insane. Bodge wires for me any day. As for

You could likely make one. You'd need something for an anvil, could easily be made from a 4mm or so rod, put a handle on it. The "hammer" part could be made from an automatic center punch with a

Hey - don't beat yourself up Dennis. The head might not be bust, there might still just be a duff connection. You didn't do something really stupid, like me when I plugged a harmonica connector one

Actually, IPC-7711 does allow a repair of a two sided board or a multi-layer board with no internal layer connections at the hole with a C or Z shaped wire as I have done. If you can get a copy, look

======================================================== My first position at Tektronix was in Plant 2 Test-Final. I received an authorization from my manager to repair an ECB with a damaged

I see the eyelets on mouser are cheap. What im really wondering about is the staking tool and which one to get.

Do a search for "eyelet plated through hole" and you will find eyelets designed for that purpose. I do not know what kind of tooling they may or may not require. I have also used just a piece of wire

The last time I responded here, my additional info got posted on its own. I'm not familiar with this interface, sorry. I don't know what I did wrong. I'll repost my last comment here in an attempt to

For a time the problem can be held in check by mopping up the leaching with powders. Corn starch, talc. It looks bad but can help prevent damaging clothing or cross contamination. Once it gets bad

I would like to affordably put together the things needed to repair plated through holes. Anyone have any thoughts? I'm asking because I dont want to buy this more than once. My pocket has not much

well, that was overly optimistic - I'm back where I started - I replaced the caps, I tested the diodes (again) and I had HV and a trace for a bit, but the intensity and focus didn't work, so I dug

Not per se... It was just a case of curiosity, wondering if there were some hidden reason. But.. Thanks, Dennis. I figured you'd be the one to make the best sense out of it.

Hi Craig, Dave, and H?kan, I failed to follow my own advice and RTFM before I took the sampling bridge cavity apart. I knew when I was debating to do this that I might be in over my head but all the

Thanks for your continued help Albert. I _might_ be able to cobble together a power supply in excess of 100V... but I am not understanding what that will tell me, possibly because I am unsure of your

Hi Jeff- I have good news and will follow up later......I have mine running using TO-3 2n5881's only had little bits of time with all the other stuff going on.....I will post stuff and a run down when

Edit, the first sentence should read:I have updated the list to correct two errors in the last version, to accommodate Digikey change of part numbers, and to replace some Panasonic capacitors with

I am not a chemist.? Nor am I up to date on capacitor chemistry.? Its been 19 years since I reviewed electronic designs professionally.? Still, I am qualified to read and evaluate manufacturers