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Barry, the silicone is not strong enough, I have fixed this problem with a small c clamp strain relief screwed on to the new wires. Instead of tar or silicone I have used hot melt glue, but first

Sure... but how does this account thingy increases their revenue? What a difference does it make compared to the process in place today (using my credit card)? I'm just talking about the transits

David Daniel wrote: Emily Litella and Roseanne Roseannadanna live rent-free in my head. -- Jeff Dutky

"Actually what I do not understand: I already have Ebay getting its fees via my credit card, and vice versa if they reimbourse something. So why do they need anything in addition to that?" One word?

I hate to admit it here but I have used a very hot hot air gun to heat the backside of circuit cards until the solder melts and then slam the board down on a table to knock dozens of surface mount

Actually what I do not understand: I already have Ebay getting its fees via my credit card, and vice versa if they reimbourse something. So why do they need anything in addition to that? I will stop

Here's someone using "Shoe Goo" urethane to hand make strain relief on cables. It may work in this application as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU2jsbGNcZE -- Jeff Dutky

Barry, Ordinary household silicone sealant releases Acetic Acid as it cures so you're right, it's not kind to most metals. But they also make an electronics grade silicone sealant that won't harm

Use RTV that is labeled oxygen sensor safe. The bad stuff cures and releases acetic acid. You can smell it when you open the tube. The good stuff cures with IIRC methyl alcohol. 73 Glenn WB4UIV

Neutral/alcohol cure silicone should be fine. Just avoid acetoxy cure grades. Two pot silicone should also be OK as long as curing doesnt produce amines or acetic acid. Bruce

I just don't know where there's an appropriate group for this so thought I'd ask here. I have a transformer (out of a fairly old SOLA CVT) whose 115V input leads have become fragile right at the point

Sorry, I meant Jeff, not Dennis. Never mind. DaveD

Wow, Dennis. That came out of nowhere and had me laughing. I haven’t thought of Emily or Gilda in a long time.

The PACE solder rework training has some interesting "methods" for component removal https://youtu.be/h_RiRL-flgs?t=801 of course they only mention "Heat and Shake" but don't recommend it. -- Jeff

Roy Thistle wrote: and here is an example of a probe that is being properly handled: https://www.ebay.com/itm/333969631283 the price is okay, but the probe looks to be in fine shape (disclaimer: I've

Dennis, Emily Litella called, she wants her ... oh, nevermind.

Hi Dennis, ? ?Thank you and all the others who responded.? Yes, I think the way to go will be as many suggested, and open up a local credit union account, just for e-bay and paypal (and venmo also

Hi Daniel, Marian absolutely refuses to give any one access to our bank accounts (I think she is smarter than me) so we struggled when eBay insisted we had to provide them with a bank account. Then we

For an example of that... and of a probe9s) not to buy... see https://www.ebay.com/itm/173844545432?epid=1401424527&hash=item2879f13f98:g:6xkAAOSwlAZaZ8LW The fairly hardy P6109 coax pictured there

Marian, I don't know what part of the world that you're in but I RARELY see any problems on E-bay here in the US. I use both Mozilla and Palemoon. I don't think that E-bay (US) has given out the