Don't you just hate those guys who tell you about an article in a magazine
and they give the wrong year? ;)
Hints and Kinks, page 64, November 2004 has the description of the smd
tester-tweezers.
73, Gil NN4CW
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Don't you just hate those guys who tell you about an article in a magazine
and they give the wrong year? ;)
Hints and Kinks, page 64, November 2004 has the description of the smd
tester-tweezers.
73, Gil NN4CW
of these up
for my AADE LCII.
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Don't you
very cool, but a bit pricey :(
best I could find online was $289, maybe they'll come down with
popularity (and when the monkee-copies start hitting the market)
de w1rt/john
On 12/17/05, Steve Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While my AADE L-C meter is irreplaceable, I find that
for
Oooops, meant this reply to go here, but sent it to QRP-L instead :^))
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I hadn't seen the QST note about PCB tweezers, but it sounded like a neat
and easy idea so I made up a set. used two strips of scrap Manhattan PCB
material about 3/16 wide by 2 1/2 long, spaced by two thicknesses
Has anyone located the QST article yet. I thumbed through all of the 2005
QST's that I could locate without any luck.
John [K7SVV]
On 12/17/05, Gil Stacy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was an article in one of this year's QSTs describing how to make
tweezers out of copperclad board with
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