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From: Falk Willberg on 2 Feb 2010 08:03
Am 02.02.2010 13:50, schrieb Nial Stewart:
>> be soldered), except when it falls down to the floor. You will not find
>> it, forget it ;-)
>
>
> When buying parts for prototypes buy a few more of all the small parts so you
> can just get a new one when one pings off. (It doesn't take a lot of force when
> opening packaging to do this).

Plus two for accidentially leaving the SOA, plus two for accidents
during soldering....

Friendly components send smoke signals or unsolder on failure ;-)

Falk
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From: vtech9815 on 11 Feb 2010 11:30
>I'm needing to get some basic tools for surface mount stuff. Already have
a
>heat gun and soldering station plus basic electronic instruments, meters &

>scope.
>
>Need magnifier, would the head band type or a clamp on arm lamp/magnifier
be
>best? Or both?
>
>I guess tweezers? Do you use some sort of paste to hold components or
just
>hold them down and solder?
>
>Any other items to consider? Panavise with circuit board holder?
>
>Thanks
>
>RogerN
>
>
>
Hi Roger,
I'm a repair technician in Corona, CA. I repair cellphone circuit boards.
The best tool that I use for smt is a preheater (QK853), a small pcb stand,
a QK989 w/ SD04B base ( tweezer w/ soldering station, a usb camera,
microscope and a desoldering station. This whole complete setup does the
whole application I need to get my work done. I found a business similar to
Madell but it's called SMTmax. (www.smtmax.com) Once I bought this whole
setup project their price outbeat Madell by a lot. You may see the price is
the same on their website but if you just call them or write a message they
will POSITIVELY follow up and make a deal. ( BEST BANG for the BUCKS!!).
Hopefully this suggestion will help you out.

Paul


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