Stefan Trethan wrote: > The whole thing meaning, in CuCl the foam doesn't circulate because the > bubbles only go up, but it isn't a problem as with more air the same > effect can be achieved. It'll still be making circulation, but maybe not as good a rate.. > What i do not know is if bigger or smaller bubbles are better. > think/tinker is sure big bubbles are good, 'cause small bubbles are not > causing enough scrubbing action. OTOH i have tried big bubbles, and it is > hard to get them evenly distributed over the board and they tend to form > vertical streaks on the board that are 2 to 3 times faster etched than > other places. I will rather have smaller bubbles, and slightly longer > etch, if it is even. > Unconstrained, bigger probably is better, causing more direct action in the liquid as the bubble moves up. But with more smaller bubbles and being kept toward the board I doubt you'd see much difference, and of course the smaller should be more even. There are 8-10 inch long 1/4 inch round green tube fish aerators that put out lots of bubbles, that's what I'm thinking of. Hard to find a pic, don't know the brand name and you get too much other stuff on a net search. May just get a couple for trying later if I go out and send a picture. Alan
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] immersed etching
2005-04-16 by Alan King
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