Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 21 06:18:15 EDT 2014 | digar
We had this. The anti-backlash nuts were binding. > We took them apart, chased the threads with a tap > and re-assembled with slightly less pre-load. > Hasn't been a problem since. > We had this. The anti-backlash nuts were binding. > We took t
Electronics Forum | Thu May 11 15:35:29 EDT 2017 | tech1
Are you talking about the ballscrew nut?
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 13 08:57:34 EDT 2006 | russ
yep, steve is right, it was kind of a joke but I have attached nuts and bolts to QFPs when it was deemed that a lot of components needed to be removed from some assemblies in a quick amount of time. Fit just means that it will fit onto part. thought
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 16 15:31:26 EST 2004 | davef
Bill This drives solder suppliers nuts, because it's not analytic: Dross inclusion testing can be conducted on the base solder in the solder pot and the virgin solder. Conduct this test by heating a sample of solder, contained in a clear beaker,
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 25 07:53:12 EDT 2006 | Hussman
Board House, One last question. Could the above changes make the board more ridid? My concern is we insert Pem nuts via a press. Nothing has changed in this process except the board house. Now when ever we insert these Pem nuts the board cracks.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 16 05:55:29 EST 2015 | bobpan
Hello, Average correction should be used. If the nut on the z-rod is what you are seeing through the parts leads...you can use a smaller o-ring and slide it up to where the nut is to block it out. You may have to try a few sizes and/or even double ov
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 30 15:50:20 EST 2000 | Kyle
Something like this in kit form or assembled should be available out of Nuts and Volts Magazine from one of their advertisers.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 30 15:31:17 EDT 2001 | Eric123
I recommend the Mydata if you want to reduce your stress. I am using Siemens at a new company today. It reminds me of my Quad days, once you get it running it works well but the getting there drives you nuts. Siemens is not up there in the user frein
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 24 14:44:42 EST 2003 | davef
What is "clear anodizing"? Regular anodizing is an aluminum oxide ceramic on the surface of the aluminum. For soup to nuts on removing regular aluminum anodizing, look here: http://www.finishing.com/4800-4999/4884.html
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 13 08:32:52 EDT 2005 | chunks
Global warming? Hmmm, seems to me the Earth has been getting� warmer ever since the Ice Age. Seriously, do you believe lead is a major contributor to global warming or just a severe right wing nut?
