On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 07:10 AM, Terry Graham wrote:
Andrew's how-to:
Tack soldering generally means, to lay a wire flat on a contact
solder it down, rather than wrapping it around a pin or inserting it
into a cup before soldering.
Another idea,
I took mini alligator clips to
At 08:24 + on 21/03/02, Mark Benson wrote:
On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 07:10 AM, Terry Graham wrote:
Andrew's how-to:
Tack soldering generally means, to lay a wire flat on a contact
solder it down, rather than wrapping it around a pin or inserting it
into a cup before soldering.
yoyoyo wrote:
Can you describe the tack-soldered procedure. Is that duel battery holder
with two 1.5 volts batt.. Of course it is?
Tack soldering generally means, to lay a wire flat on a contact
solder it down, rather than wrapping it around a pin or inserting it
into a cup before soldering.
Andrew's how-to:
Tack soldering generally means, to lay a wire flat on a contact
solder it down, rather than wrapping it around a pin or inserting it
into a cup before soldering.
Another idea,
I took mini alligator clips to the board batt. holder.
TT
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At 13:02 -0500 on 19/03/02, Ken Strayhorn wrote:
Hmmm, I know that PRAM batteries are marked 3.6 volt
but these 3-volt batteries are half the price so I
thought I would ask the assembled experts - is this
a cheap solution, or would the .6 volt make all
the difference?
They usually don't work.
