Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 19 10:25:38 EST 2006 | slthomas
I'm not familiar with that printer so not sure of the support config., but can you plug the openings in the product with some pieces of scrap board (not likely on support pins but workable on a plate) and look for a difference in performance? Does t
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 19 17:17:14 EST 2006 | James
Let me get this straight. You have large apertures for some reason? If this is the case you could try making the aperture like a screen, many small apertures to support the blade, rather than one large aperture that allows the blade to deflect.
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 15 12:37:23 EST 2006 | Gman
Got my answer. Thank you. Several postings on this forum from quite a while back!
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 15 20:12:13 EST 2006 | Frank
The strip tape tray feeder is not practical if you have a lot of different strips. What about using splicing? Take some empty tape and splice it on to the front of your strips?
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 17 18:14:12 EST 2006 | greg york
circuitmaster designs prowave is unbeatable. They may have an agent in the usa if interested I will try to find out for you. cheers greg
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 19 10:08:10 EST 2006 | George
Grant, Why don't you try a water-base flux which is No-clean, VOC-free also? I have tried the 270WR flux from AIM with good results even on lead-free process. My $0.02, George
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 16 18:27:52 EST 2006 | bvdb
We've been using the MCS-16F computer with a Fuji IP-1 for about 9 months and wonder what the "Hard Disk Maintenance" feature does. We have no documentation on this feature. Best Regards, Bert
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 16 20:28:59 EST 2006 | Ola
How old is this machine? What is the current level of the Application s/w and OS? /
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 17 22:55:45 EST 2006 | foolat
I'd like to know how much capacitor offset from the pad should be acceptable? What are the risks of the placement offset if greater than the acceptable level? I'm still quite new to this so any help will be very much appreciated. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 17 23:22:17 EST 2006 | bigdaddysoy9
If you are talking about a chip capacitor, then I think it's 50% (of component width) side to side for class 1 and 2. And 25% for class 3. There is no end overhang permitted for all 3 classes.
