In a message dated 7/10/2003 3:29:31 AM Central Standard Time,
farnell_mark@... writes:
it---that should have NO effect on this circuit! I assume you cleaned all the
solder-goop (rosin-flux) off with thinner before you sprayed it?
You could remove it with lacquer thinner, but I doubt this will have ANY
effect! There is summin ELSE afoot, methinks!
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farnell_mark@... writes:
> Therefore do you think the lacquer clearcoat have produced the distortionIf this Clearcoat really IS "clear"---that is, has no aluminum "paint" in
> in the signal so that it cannot be picked up by the train decoders? If this
> is the case, how can I fix this problem? Can I fix this problem by using
> two-part thinner to strip the lacquer clearcoat away from the booster?
>
it---that should have NO effect on this circuit! I assume you cleaned all the
solder-goop (rosin-flux) off with thinner before you sprayed it?
You could remove it with lacquer thinner, but I doubt this will have ANY
effect! There is summin ELSE afoot, methinks!
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