Hi,

>> Please guide me that how do I remove 'Mask' (green coating) from
>> certain tracks to increase current.

> Maybe I am missing something, but how does removing the solder mask
> increase current in a trace?  Are you saying that the solder mask
> reduces heat dissipation to a significant degree?

If the track is open, you can solder a wire to it, or flow a thick  
solder path on it, to significantly increase the flowable current and  
increase the surface/mass to better heat dissipation. It's a good  
solution, when no space for a wider track, nor board type with thicker  
copper layer.

In Eagle I can simply make a track (graphic line) on Mask_x layer,  
over the track I want to make open. As I can see, in Kicad I can draw  
graphic line on Mask_x layer, too, but I can't change its width! Right  
click on the line, and the "Edit Drawing" does nothing. Perhaps is it  
a bug? (v.20080715RC)
I should also know the solution, because I also need it sometimes.

Peter


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