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> OT: drawbacks of DIY projects ;(, hey, what is that smell????
Mueller
post Mar 5 2004, 07:48 PM
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I guess I should stick to Mechanical components and leave the electriacal to the professionals, LOL

I'm in the process of building a DRO (digital read out) for one of my machines at home.....

I did something wrong here, hahahaha
When I built my Megasquirt, I popped a few components as well, but I was able to trace those back to user error (mine)


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Katmanken
post Mar 6 2004, 09:59 AM
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Umm

One of those good expensive soldering irons can go a long way towards making a sucessful solder joint.

One of those units with a big seperate power box and a cord going to the iron.

They get hot enough to make the solder joint quickly without toasting the electrical components.

Right tool for the right job!

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