Please share results.
I have a toaster oven and a nice PLC with thermocouple, just haven't set
it up yet
Jim
On 11/7/2014 10:51 PM, Neil Schroeder wrote:
Sparkfun in the United States also sells off large bags of their discards
for this very purpose - generally sorted by the type of work
Hi all,
I completely agree here. Dip parts are so 'old school'! :) You do get
a much better board layout with SMT components. I do understand it can
be difficult for some to solder these new SMD components. However with
good magnification, a little liquid or paste flux, and some
Hi
Tools are one thing that makes it happen. Practice is another thing that we
often forget about being in the mix. Start slow and simple. Work your way up.
Plan on setting up a bit better bench than you have now. Don’t try to work of
20 hours straight on that first board. 1206 R’s and C’s
Sparkfun in the United States also sells off large bags of their discards
for this very purpose - generally sorted by the type of work you wish to
practice. http://www.sparkfun.com/.
This is where I went wrong. I got a lot of great stuff and jumped right in
on it. Fortunately we're not talking
