Hi All
I use a slightly larger eyelet - Tucker L762 - to make through hole
connections that have sufficient clearance in the centre hole for a component
lead. I use centre punches to expand both ends without flattening them
completely down onto the PCB surface. This makes a good solder joint to the PCB
and the component lead.
Regards
Bob
Bob F Burns G3OOU
C Eng, FIET, MSE
G-QRP 6907
Secretary of Crystal Palace Radio & Electronics Club: www.g3oou.co.uk
Technical web site: www.qsl.net/g3oou
@BobFBurns on Twitter: http://twitter.com/BobFBurns
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I use a slightly larger eyelet - Tucker L762 - to make through hole
connections that have sufficient clearance in the centre hole for a component
lead. I use centre punches to expand both ends without flattening them
completely down onto the PCB surface. This makes a good solder joint to the PCB
and the component lead.
Regards
Bob
Bob F Burns G3OOU
C Eng, FIET, MSE
G-QRP 6907
Secretary of Crystal Palace Radio & Electronics Club: www.g3oou.co.uk
Technical web site: www.qsl.net/g3oou
@BobFBurns on Twitter: http://twitter.com/BobFBurns
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