Hello Markus!
Your station is most excellent! Questions:
1.) What/who's chemistry are you using?
2.) How many volts/amps do you? Are you
using a formula to calculate
voltage/amperage verses board size?
3.) What is the composition of your anodes
and what is thier weight/size?
Before I saw what you had done, I had already begun
construction of a similar thru-hole plating system.
Like you, I came to the conclusion that what I needed
was a station that was built on time tested
technology. In other words, I wanted to build a
smaller version of
what large companies use to thru-hole plate (In fact,
all of the tools/fixtures/equipment I have made are
based on proven industry technology).
Currently, I have the tank, card holders and
circulation system completed. I still have
build/engineer the rectifier (power supply), purchase
anodes and descide on a chemistry. My plan is to
complete this station, work the kinks/problems out and
then build a tinning station.
Your station is of professional quality. Further,
I am impressed (Not that it really matters...).
FWIW, you may want to cross post/link your station
to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Electroplating
Best regards
Marvin Dickens
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Your station is most excellent! Questions:
1.) What/who's chemistry are you using?
2.) How many volts/amps do you? Are you
using a formula to calculate
voltage/amperage verses board size?
3.) What is the composition of your anodes
and what is thier weight/size?
Before I saw what you had done, I had already begun
construction of a similar thru-hole plating system.
Like you, I came to the conclusion that what I needed
was a station that was built on time tested
technology. In other words, I wanted to build a
smaller version of
what large companies use to thru-hole plate (In fact,
all of the tools/fixtures/equipment I have made are
based on proven industry technology).
Currently, I have the tank, card holders and
circulation system completed. I still have
build/engineer the rectifier (power supply), purchase
anodes and descide on a chemistry. My plan is to
complete this station, work the kinks/problems out and
then build a tinning station.
Your station is of professional quality. Further,
I am impressed (Not that it really matters...).
FWIW, you may want to cross post/link your station
to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Electroplating
Best regards
Marvin Dickens
> Hi Marvin=====
>
> Yes, I created a little site about the station. See
> here:
>
> www.myhome.ch/mzingg/pcbstuff/tps
>
> Markus
>
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