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Re: PCB coating
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Fri, 9 Apr 1999 16:44:52 GMT
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Donald Reuter <lodathi@hotmail(NoMoreSpam).com>
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First use TINNIT Bright Tin Plate No. ER18 (cheap and does the job)
available at Circuit Specialists and Jameco. A better tin plate
already mixed can be found at JDR Micro Devices. Then use M.G.
Chemicals Conformal Coating which is a flexible acrylic Lacquer
available at Circuit Specialists. Used properly, your PCB's can look
and perform as good as any commercial boards.
Have Fun!
Don Reuter
> I have been making my own PCBs and would like to coat the copper
> side with something to keep the copper in good shape, does anyone
> have any suggestions?.
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