SV: [sdiy] silver glue

Antti PitkXmXki anpitkam at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 13 18:45:40 CEST 2006


dalenkarl at yahoo.se wrote:

>Take a scalpel  and ripp up some copper tracks from some old PCB laying
>around, quite easy, start to tear at a copper corner, then take some 
>superglue
>and glue the track over the dammaged track ten solder at both ends.

Too bad I don't have any pics, but... Hmm. The foil of the parts that go 
trough the holes must sturdy enough to hold the card there when it's 
soldered... Maybe I'll contact the spare-part dude again. This time I'll 
bring some desoldering wick or whatever it is called and do the removing of 
the mini board properly (there's more than seventy of the mini boards 
there!) Last time I only had my old worn bad desoldering pump, and with that 
it was too difficult to get enough solder out so that the foil wouldn't be 
ripped off when I pull the mini board out of the holes. I'm pretty sure the 
wick'll do the job, it's just embarrassing to call the spare-part dude again 
and say that I didn't do the thing properly last time...

A whole bunch of trouble for an old Farfisa, but this one is one of the 
better ones with three groups of 8 footages, built-in phaser circuit 
emulating vibrato (no real vibrato at all!), which can be switched on or off 
independently for different groups, a great sound, a ganster-style 
reverse-coloured keyboard (grey/white instead of black/white!) and weird but 
cool cream colour! How could I resist? :)

Thanks for the tip,
Antti




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