Electronics Forum | Sat May 03 07:59:29 EDT 2008 | grantp
Hi, This is kinda funny, but also a bit depressing too! Grant
Electronics Forum | Fri May 02 08:43:48 EDT 2008 | chineechooze
I am Indian and a guru in industry so let me answer questions one by one 1. What is the future status on thru-hole boars, are they going to stay for long time on a market? TRU-HOLE MAKING A BIG COME BACK. THEY COME IN THE LEADFREE NOW. 2. Which
Electronics Forum | Sat May 03 08:24:36 EDT 2008 | davef
Don't ask us. 70% of the people posting on this forum are contactors. Suggestions are: * Read and commit to practice: "Cold Calling Techniques" Schiffman, S; Adams Media 1999 [1580628567] and "Little Red Book Of Selling" Gitomer, J; Bard Press 2004
Electronics Forum | Tue May 06 05:52:32 EDT 2008 | lococost
Judging from the questions you ask, the answer to #4 is no. If you really want to succeed I suggest you go work for a CM and learn the trade. Either that or team up with Bash the SMT tech and start a comical fly on the wall series for Discovery. I'
Electronics Forum | Fri May 02 00:22:15 EDT 2008 | deni
Hi everyone, I am an Electrical Engineer (BT). I am interested to start my own business on building up electronic boards (thru-hole and SMT). I have never done this work before except practice in college. My questions are: 1. What is the future sta
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 17 09:34:05 EST 2009 | pfifla1
does anyone know of a place to purchase a kit to repair or make replacement belts for PCB conveyors? it would be convenient to make vs. repair. they are just the standard rubber conveyor belts.
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 17 12:23:46 EST 2009 | leemeyer
Take a look at http://www.habasit.com. They supply tooling to make these belts. I found it more cost effective to have the belts made for me at a local belt supply buisiness, the tooling is expensive.
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 21 13:03:52 EST 2002 | V.RAMANAND KINI
Hi to all, All of us are familiar with the conventional way of making PCB...I mean...photo tools/expose/develop/etch/plate etc., These involve lots of chemicals and the work place is toxic. I have a small PCB with just two curves (circuit tracks)and
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 31 11:08:43 EST 2002 | dphilbrick
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Electronics Forum | Sat Jun 27 11:47:58 EDT 2009 | grantp
Hi, That's an interesting idea, and should work well. Has anyone used this process before? If you were careful, you could even reflow the board with a heat gun, but at the very least, you would only need a simple batch reflow oven. Someone should m
