Thanks Stefan. This is the first time I've heard not to use a heater. I recall reading somewhere to heat the CuCl solution so its a little confusing. I looked for the page that said that but couldn't find it since I didn't bookmark it. It might have been one that talked about using CuCl salt, though. I guess technically, this is HCl etching at first and then CuCl. A How-To for HCl and H2O2 etching would be very useful. Phil --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Stefan Trethan" <stefan_trethan@g...> wrote: ... > > NO DO NOT USE A HEATER!!!!! > The boiling point of HCl is VERY low, and even below the fumes increase > dramatically with heat. I experimented with that and don't want to repeat > the experience. Use a bubbler or mecanical movement/oscillation of the > board. > I'm still wondering if high frequency vibrations or even ultrasonic would > be a > good idea.
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Re: CuCl questions
2004-09-19 by Phil
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