I've implemented an idea in an attempt to make hot plugging safer. I imagine
it is something that people have already done, but have been too embarrassed to
post. ( I, fortunately, have no shame ). It involves taking the little push
tacks ubiquitous in the office environment and clipping off
can we get this on the wiki? It's a neat approach.
thanks
ron
On 4/10/07, Randall Philipson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've implemented an idea in an attempt to make hot plugging safer. I imagine
it is something that people have already done, but have been too embarrassed
to post. ( I,
Yes, Please put that on the wiki. VERY COOL idea.
-Adam Talbot
ron minnich wrote:
can we get this on the wiki? It's a neat approach.
thanks
ron
On 4/10/07, Randall Philipson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've implemented an idea in an attempt to make hot plugging safer. I
imagine it is
I don't have an account so I guess I can't edit the wiki, but anyone can feel
free to add the stuff, or if desired, I can work up something and submit it for
consideration. (I guess I would just submit an HTML attachment?).
Obviously I'm not claiming any copyright on the photos. Public
Randall Philipson wrote:
I don't have an account so I guess I can't edit the wiki, but anyone can feel
free to add the stuff, or if desired, I can work up something and submit it
for consideration. (I guess I would just submit an HTML attachment?).
Obviously I'm not claiming any copyright
I like the concept, but I think I may have a problem... Any ideas?
http://www.batbuilds.com/webfolders/problem.jpg
:-)
-Adam Talbot
Randall Philipson wrote:
I don't have an account so I guess I can't edit the wiki, but anyone can feel
free to add the stuff, or if desired, I can work up
I haven't spilled any on any pins yet. You don't need very much glue to make
it work. I don't know how conductive super glue is, I don't think it is very,
but it might be an interesting experiment. I'll pull out the datasheet and put
some glue between D0 and D1 or some pins that won't be
On Tue, Apr 10, 2007 at 12:48:34PM -0800, Adam Talbot wrote:
I like the concept, but I think I may have a problem... Any ideas?
http://www.batbuilds.com/webfolders/problem.jpg
Sure: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Sparadrap_2.jpg
Uwe.
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Randall Philipson wrote:
I haven't spilled any on any pins yet. You don't need very much glue to make
it work. I don't know how conductive super glue is, I don't think it is
very, but it might be an interesting experiment. I'll pull out the datasheet
and put some glue between D0 and D1
Randall Philipson wrote:
I haven't spilled any on any pins yet. You don't need very much glue to make
it work. I don't know how conductive super glue is, I don't think it is
very, but it might be an interesting experiment. I'll pull out the datasheet
and put some glue between D0 and D1
On 4/10/07, Corey Osgood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought about doing something very similar to this, but would there be
any issue with the conductivity of the super glue? Especially if any
spilled onto the pins? That was the concern that kept me from
experimenting with it (and the inclusion
Hello,
I've been lurking on the list for quite some time, and felt a need to reply to
this post. I use dental floss underneath my PLCC's. Lay 3 or 4 inches
centered in the bottom of the socket, from one corner to it's diagonal
neighbor. Plug the chip in as usual. When you want to remove
On Wed, 2007-04-11 at 03:07 +0200, Uwe Hermann wrote:
On Tue, Apr 10, 2007 at 12:42:24PM -0500, Randall Philipson wrote:
I don't have an account so I guess I can't edit the wiki, but anyone can
feel free to add the stuff, or if desired, I can work up something and
submit it for
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