Yip nickel plated.. just confirmed that.
My normal supplier has offered them in Tin plating (slightly more expensive) and silver plating (much more expensive)
whats the issues with tin plating, if any?
Turrets are a challenge to solder to
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Re: Turrets are a challenge to solder to
Hmm.. tin..
The solder will stick like napalm to an enemy combatant.
Cheers!
The solder will stick like napalm to an enemy combatant.
Cheers!
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Re: Turrets are a challenge to solder to
.05% muriatic bath, then detergent.guitarmike2107 wrote:I was more thinking about if you had a box full of 10000 turrets, is there an easy way to nail them all in one go... to make sure you don''t have any issues when soldering?
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Re: Turrets are a challenge to solder to
what about using a can of coke? i got a shit batch of 100 turrets from tube depot and needa clean them too 
Re: Turrets are a challenge to solder to
And for the detergent, folks swear by the Scrubbing Bubbles brand, at least for cleaning filthy circuit boards.Reeltarded wrote:.05% muriatic bath, then detergent.guitarmike2107 wrote:I was more thinking about if you had a box full of 10000 turrets, is there an easy way to nail them all in one go... to make sure you don''t have any issues when soldering?
Re: Turrets are a challenge to solder to
Me too!ACDCG400 wrote:what about using a can of coke? i got a shit batch of 100 turrets from tube depot and needa clean them too