Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 27 14:27:08 EST 2002 | alh1
Hello Out There, I would love o have a copy of that chart also. Thanks in advance, Art
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 31 11:49:21 EST 2002 | MikeF
Does anyone out there have a wave solder troubleshooting chart in electronic form they could e-mail me? I'm about to crank up a wave solder machine here, and the chart I got several jobs ago is missing in action. Also, if anyone remembers using a
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 14 01:28:29 EST 2002 | Armin
please send me a copy too of the above....armynski1@hotmail.com thanks and regards
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 06 10:58:21 EST 2002 | MikeF
My thanks to everyone that sent me a troubleshooting chart. I now have 3 different ones in electronic format that I've put into a Winzip archive. Anyone that would like me to send them a copy, please e-mail me at mflori@custom-mfg-eng.com and I wi
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 02 04:48:17 EDT 2017 | korak666
Hello, i want to create a production flow chart in Aegis NPI can someone direct me or send me a good flow chart he is working with. Thank you
Electronics Forum | Sun May 23 07:20:59 EDT 2004 | davef
Look here: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=metric+conversion+chart
Electronics Forum | Sat May 22 22:31:21 EDT 2004 | snehal acharya
hi to all, pls give me the detail chart for mil to mm/cm conversion if any since in SMD line all things we were talk is only in to mil so some time i get confused , for this pls clear my doubt you all genius seating there & pls don't laugh the questi
Electronics Forum | Tue May 25 10:38:45 EDT 2004 | Cal
Snehal- Here is a link to a conversion program. Works great and takes no time to down load: http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/ Enjoy cal
Electronics Forum | Tue May 25 17:24:00 EDT 2004 | davef
We get confused when using the term "mil". Is this "mil" ment to be: * One thousandth of an inch? * A millimeter? If it's to be "one thousandth of an inch", we prefer the decidely UK notation "thou".
Electronics Forum | Tue May 25 22:01:55 EDT 2004 | davef
Use "40" as a down and dirty conversion factor, where: * Multipling X mm by 40 gets Y thou * Dividing Y thou by 40 gets X mm
