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  • JASTECH
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    • Jul 2014
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    #21
    Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

    stj, Thanks, guess I'll test all these from PCB and try to replace what is bad.

    Question, How do you guys store your cap/resistor's? I've used plastic craft containers, seen 3-ring binders used for resistors.

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    • stj
      Great Sage 齊天大聖
      • Dec 2009
      • 31029
      • Albion

      #22
      Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

      my caps are in racking - i have a lot!!!
      resistors i get in 50's and are just in ziplock bags
      .

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      • JASTECH
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        #23
        Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

        stj, can you post pics for me, I need to organize.

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        • stj
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          #24
          Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

          nope, it just looks like a shitload of plastic trays on the wall.

          like these:

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          • JASTECH
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            #25
            Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

            OK, I thought you had retina scan just to get into your shack, lol.
            I hate the scraping sound of them hard plastic drawers, maybe better units are available nowadays?

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            • stj
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              #26
              Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

              mine are actually plastic-frame, and coloured soft-plastic drawers with a cut-down front edge so you can see the content.

              i had the metal ones and they pissed me off.

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              • JASTECH
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                #27
                Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

                Originally posted by stj
                mine are actually plastic-frame, and coloured soft-plastic drawers with a cut-down front edge so you can see the content.
                i had the metal ones and they pissed me off.
                Exactly, them metal frames and hard plastic drawers sounded like chalkboards being scraped, then drawers would crack if I looked at them wrong!

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                • stj
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                  • Dec 2009
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                  #28
                  Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

                  this is more like mine.
                  the only difference is mine slide into a rack and these drop onto a wall-bar i think.
                  http://www.harborfreight.com/30-Bin-...ack-69571.html

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                  • JASTECH
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                    • Jul 2014
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                    #29
                    Re: Epoxy Buger Caps

                    Update: Removed PCB after unplugging the spegatti life support. The covering that is sprayed onto parts & PCB is making me choke a bit (even on O²). I have never dealt with spray coatings, been setting station temp at 350° and using sucker. I don't like to heat up PCB or parts but it takes a bit of time to get old solder to melt with spray coat. Should I increase temp? Please advise, still young enough to learn. Here is today's pic, will I need to remove all the ceramic bypass caps for ID sense numbers didn't match brands or can you guess the smaller one? Anything else you see I should replace while its out?

                    Thanks, JASTECH
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