What I usually do is apply additional solder to the pads to give it
some extra thermal mass. Set the temperature of your solder iron at
400-450 degrees Celsius, heat one pad, then quickly proceed to the
other, and swipe the resistor/capacitor of its pads. Usually, thanks
to the surface tension of t
Here it doesn't start, it really looked like an ideal replacement for
gwave, but on my PC (debian testing) it starts with an error message:
"java.io.FileNotFoundException /home/dimitri/KJWaveSPICE.properties"
When I touched that file and subsequently started KJWaves again, this
exception rolled out
Thanks Ben! Your patch did the trick!
Great plugins you wrote by the way, especially distalign is usefull
when working on a small grid!
Regards Dimitri
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Thanks for making me double check John!
I just found out that I forgot to assign the layer-groups of the
solder-side and the component-side.
I feel kind of stupid... :$. (Though the layernames "solder" and
"component" kinda suggest that it's already done during the gsch2pcb
conversion).
That being
Also mention the soldermask clearance around the 1206 elements, a
report of the pad shows a correct 3 mil clearance, but thats nowhere
near what PCB shows. The old 2007-02-08 snapshot shows the mask
correctly though...
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I'm assuming you're using the gtk version, in that case you can hold
down shift to select/deselect additional objects.
Regards,
Dimitri
On 7/30/07, armdeveloper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Another little feature I'd love to see added to pcb is the use of the
> ctrl button to add/remove one extra
Hi All!
In the latest CVS co of PCB I experienced segmentation faults when
moving polygons to different layers. To reproduce start pcb, draw 2
rectangles, and use 'm' to move them to another layer. The first one
gives no trouble, but the second one gives a segfault.
This is all done using the gtk
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