Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 11:43:02 EST 1999 | Wolfgang Busko
Where should this lab be, means where�s your place, you wouldn�t like to send your boards elsewhere on earth? Wolfgang
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 16:53:57 EST 1999 | Dave F
Bob: consider two thing: 1 Most board fabs have PCB sectioning capabilities 2 Consultants Council Matrix (http://www.ipc.org/html/fsresources.htm) lists consultants that may be able to help you. Ta Dave F
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 05 22:51:56 EST 1999 | dreamsniper
Just contact any PCB fab near your area/country or wherever your manufacturing site is located and ask them if they could help you with your problems...they should be able to do that...
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 29 14:35:03 EST 1999 | Mark D. Milward
We are in the process of researching and gathering information on establishing a zero-defect soldering program. I am sending for an IPC video on the subject. I am particularly interested in getting some direction and hearing from those of you in the
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 14:52:20 EST 1999 | EmJay
Also on the CP-6 if you hit (F5) (F5) while the start button is blinking it will keep the turret from doing a nozzle origin search. Which is useful when.....Larry?
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 16:44:01 EST 1999 | Dave F
I think Multitronics is(was) Dynapert. Check the archives. That may give you a wider audience for your question. Consider requesting a customer list from Multitronics. Ta Dave F
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 02 11:54:50 EST 1999 | John Thorup
I'll have to second Boca. I have used the TA blades exclusively for three years and have never seen the coating come off. I think you'll be able to make a case for your bean counters. John Thorup
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 24 06:38:57 EST 1999 | carl
Hi Larry; Have you tried just to place it as a square. Or if all fails try vision 254 255. Just be carefull with this as it will place nothing if the reel runs out. Give me a call.
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 14:47:34 EST 1999 | EmJay
Larry, TRy using #254 and front light the part. When you define the leads leave plenty of tolerance and use a P-Pattern of 34.
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 24 07:59:20 EST 1999 | Scott Cook
Jim, If you seek a non-Unix or non-Unix legacy software system, Take a look at pointman / pivot point. Point your browser to http://www.pivotpoint.com/pivotpoint/pointman/index.htm. Scott Cook scook@smtnet.com
