Clear PCB Etchant
James Husted
jhusted at halcyon.com
Tue Sep 14 19:42:49 CEST 1999
At 7:50 AM -0700 9/14/99, david leigh wrote:
-snip-
>To keep the stuff hot, the cheapest way is to go and buy a old electric
>frypan from the op-shop or wherever and use this to keep the acid cooking.
>
A trick I've used in the past is to put the pcb and acid in a heavy grade
clear plastic bag and run hot water over it in a sink. This also allows
you to agitate the acid which speeds things up. I've done this with ferric
and the ammonium persulphate sounds like a better deal (that it allows you
to see the pcb is great). As long as the bag doesn't leak, you ok. The
heavy duty zip-lock freezer bags work well for most small pcbs.
-James
James Husted
Art Director, Web Master, Symetrix Inc/Lucid Technology
jhusted at symetrixaudio.com
jhusted at lucidtechnology.com
jhusted at halcyon.com
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