[hpsdr] Warning on Atlas! NO HIGH TEMP WORK!

[KD5NWA]

One question, why? A board with SMT components 
but can't take SMT soldering temperatures, that 
is bizarre. Or a decision made by a select few.

By the way the fiberglass can take it, it's the 
glue that likes to melt and let go of the layers.

I do hope that future boards full of SMT 
components are going to use epoxy rated for SMT work.

At 03:29 PM 6/17/2006, you wrote:
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>Folks!
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>Although I posted a ‘directed’ message regarding 
>Atlas boards I sent. I will post again here!
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>WARNIING
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>DO NOT! Rework Atlas in an elevated temperature environment, like ovens!!
>
>The fiberglass used is NOT high temperature 
>compliant and could de-laminate! These are a 
>Jewel of the start of this wonderful project! 
>Trust you abilities to make the solder joint’s 
>yourself! There are only about 1000 or so solder points to make!!  (Smile!)
>
>This is the ‘right of passage’ into this wonderful realm of HPSDR!
>
>C U in Friedrichsahaen!
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>Eric – AA4SW – V31SR
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Cecil Bayona
KD5NWA
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