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Personally, I've always been a Multicore advocate. Henkel these days, used to be Ersin... Definitely the eutectic 63/37 and usually one of the Crystal fluxes. My $0.02... Geoff AB6BT

Pictures included in Group IO posts are rescaled, and the resolution will depend on upon what the group admin has selected to be the default, in order to maximise the group's storage capacity. Either

Or better yet good old Kester Resin 44 63/37 my favorite programming language! Sam Reaves ARS W3OHM Owner / Moderator of: LeCroy Owners Group on 开云体育 Sencore Owners Group on 开云体育 Sprint

Agreed. All pictures are fine resolution/crisp on my Win 11 laptop. Steve.

Attaching to your e-mail, not copying into, gives the best chance of good quality, but the group may be limited in the size of photos it accepts. Putting the photo on your own Web site, or photo

Peter every one of your pictures look clear and crisp on my phone. Do not know why they do not look good on whatever device you are using, but they're fine. Just to let you know. Matthew KD6KVH

Not only Pb-free solder but that with no-clean (and/or water based; halogen-free? non-cfc?) flux. RoHS?! Gimme a break, environmentalists. You create more waste from short lifetime unreliably made

Picture still looks crap on here. This time I copy/pasted into an email reply, instead of using the web page. The message in my email client my sent folder has superb resolution on the pic. ?It

Thanks Erik. Just sending pic again hopefully at better resolution. If you zoom a little, you can clearly see the places where the connector legs originally were. I had only used the connector a few

This is not necessarily a failure of unleaded solder (although I hate the stuff too). There is not enough solder there to start with. This is a common issue with machine soldering of large parts that

/g/tinysa/message/9042 -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

OT….. Why is the resolution of my pictures so poor on this forum? ?The originals were crystal clear. Very annoying. Peter

Ok so this is not a complaint and it was very easily fixed. I discovered my jack socket wasn’t working and appeared loose. Upon opening the (genuine) ultra case, the Jack connector fell out! I

.. and watch out for the card shooting out so fast that it reaches the bench or floor, never to be seen again! David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web:

Thanks Eric! I originally tried that but it didn't seem to want to move, so I was hesitant to 'force' it. Just wanted to be sure of 'right' way! Joe

Press inward till you hear or feel a click, than let go and it will pop out. Same for inserting, it will lock after the click -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Thanks Eric for reply - Do I need some type tool like tweezers or a paper clip to pry it out? SD cards I have used on other devices required that you press the card inward slightly & it was ejected. I

The MBD301G is a 30v single diode in a TO92 package with capacitance <1pF The MMSD701T1G is a 30v single diode in a SOD-123 package with capacitance <1pF Lots of others available, but a lot depends

Insert/remove card only with tinySA switched off -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

New to group and to the TinySA Ultra. Bought from R&L & arrived with latest FW. Would like to use SD card in PC reader - I need pointers for removal/replace SD card from SA. Couldn't find info on Wiki