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In Reply to: RE: conductive epoxy posted by Julien43 on July 26, 2007 at 05:04:59:

That method does the job quickly for high-volume work. I prefer to tin each pad individually before mounting the chip, and then press down each IC pin with a needle iron. This approach requires a sharp needle iron, thin gauge solder, and a good tractor arm lamp with an integrated magnifying glass.

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Topic - conductive epoxy - ljd'a03086 17:15:45 07/25/07 (5)

Take the easy & costless way... - cheap-Jack 07:07:46 07/26/07 (1)

You da' man. nt - tom1356 16:43:55 07/26/07 (0)

RE: conductive epoxy - Julien43 05:04:59 07/26/07 (2)

RE: conductive epoxy - ljd'a03086 06:43:52 07/26/07 (0)

SMD soldering - Dave Garretson 06:40:14 07/26/07 (0)

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