Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 15 11:10:45 EDT 2013 | caerleon
Thanks Dave. I emailed the person you named over a week ago and had no reply thus far.
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 10 11:47:36 EST 2014 | arifa_anees
All sorts of useful info related to PCB and electronic prototypes. Visit http://www.rushpcb.com or http://www.rushpcb.co.uk
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 11 10:30:30 EST 2014 | rgduval
Don't bother trying to use Rushpcb. I've been waiting a week for a quote, and they won't tell me what the issues are with my data. They say they have to call to talk to me.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 04 11:51:42 EST 2015 | hlandis
We have 4 model nr 2015 and 3 model nr 0.100 machines that we don't need, and you can have cheap, if you are quick. Thanks, Harry Landis Intronics Power, Norwood MA
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 20 11:31:52 EDT 2015 | heatherc
Aegis software has a programming solution for offline programming of these machines. http://www.aiscorp.com
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 29 09:29:55 EDT 2004 | jdumont
I think the plaster like material is actually for heat transfer, not alignment. Thats the only reason I can think that it would be injected inside the aluminum housing and not just around the bulb. Anyways, ive found a few places that have the bulbs
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 02 17:39:33 EST 2006 | slthomas
Royonic still seems to be in that business as well. I've used them in the past and while overall they were pretty robust, the tendency to spill bins was pretty high if people got lazy and let loose parts sit around on the magazines. PITA to program
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 04 05:56:31 EST 2009 | erhard
Hello Bart, we should still have what you need in our museum department. No, seriously we even still repair these units. Please send me your contact details to eh@AdoptSMT.com so we can communicate directly. Best regards, Erhard Hofmann AdoptSMT G
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 28 10:29:20 EDT 2004 | johnthor
They are 6 volt, 10 watt bipin halogen and not hard to get. You do need to retain the metal housing. Take the screw out of the small pc board where the pins of the bulb project and pry it off. Scrape or grind out the hard material that holds the b
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 30 11:45:37 EST 2013 | caerleon
We have 4 machines and the boss wont get rid of them or upgrade them. They are still working after all these years, but it is the programming that is taking the time. What i wanted to know is if anyone knows of a software that specifically deals wit
