No doubt it has a use for repairing things that need to be conductive.
I can't see squeezing epoxy into 500-1500 0.032" holes.
Another thing it would not allow through hole connections where
components like sockets need to be soldered in place. The chance of a
short due to smearing the epoxy during application makes me think it's
never going to be practical as a through hole connection.
hansw
caveteursus wrote:
I can't see squeezing epoxy into 500-1500 0.032" holes.
Another thing it would not allow through hole connections where
components like sockets need to be soldered in place. The chance of a
short due to smearing the epoxy during application makes me think it's
never going to be practical as a through hole connection.
hansw
caveteursus wrote:
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