[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
Yes, buy from aliexpress. Lots of them in different sizes and cheap. Peter Den 16. nov. 2022 08.16, fra 08.16, Ali via cctalk skrev: >Hello, > >Does anyone have a REASONABLY priced source for 6" x 14" anti-static >bags >with zip lock tops? I've looked on eBay and Amazon with no luck. I have >also >looked online and have only found heat sealable bags. I am not sure if >it is >the sizing which the issue or what as other size bags seems to be easy >to >find. TIA! > >-Ali
[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
Amazon may be another option, especially if you have Prime. eBay might be another. Do the math though to be sure. Don Resor Sent from someone's iPhone > On Nov 16, 2022, at 1:02 AM, Peter Andersen via cctalk > wrote: > > Yes, buy from aliexpress. Lots of them in different sizes and cheap. > > Peter > > > Den 16. nov. 2022 08.16, fra 08.16, Ali via cctalk > skrev: >> Hello, >> >> Does anyone have a REASONABLY priced source for 6" x 14" anti-static >> bags >> with zip lock tops? I've looked on eBay and Amazon with no luck. I have >> also >> looked online and have only found heat sealable bags. I am not sure if >> it is >> the sizing which the issue or what as other size bags seems to be easy >> to >> find. TIA! >> >> -Ali >
[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
On 11/16/22 12:15 AM, Ali via cctalk wrote: Hello, Hi, Does anyone have a REASONABLY priced source for 6" x 14" anti-static bags with zip lock tops? I've looked on eBay and Amazon with no luck. I have also looked online and have only found heat sealable bags. I am not sure if it is the sizing which the issue or what as other size bags seems to be easy to find. TIA! I don't recall 6 x 14 bags, especially with zip lock tops, when I was recently looking for a recent need. Are you wanting to put full sized PC expansion cards in bags? I ended up buying bigger, (near) 12 x 14 non-zip-lock bags for my full sized cards. I simply wasted part of the bag, or put two cards in with a fold down the middle to separate them. ProTip: Put the component sides away from each other so that the boards lay together best. -- If you want to, put a piece of card board outside the bag between (like jelly) the two cards (bread) as a buffer. -- Grant. . . . unix || die
[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
On 11/16/22 01:15, Ali via cctalk wrote: Hello, Does anyone have a REASONABLY priced source for 6" x 14" anti-static bags with zip lock tops? I've looked on eBay and Amazon with no luck. I have also looked online and have only found heat sealable bags. I am not sure if it is the sizing which the issue or what as other size bags seems to be easy to find. TIA! I buy shield bags from Digi-Key, but not the zip-lock style. I think Uline has them. Jon
[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 23:15, Ali via cctalk wrote: > Does anyone have a REASONABLY priced source for 6" x 14" anti-static > bags with zip lock tops? I bought a few dozen in several sizes, with zip-lock and plain tops, a couple of years ago from McMaster-Carr. Search their site for "antistatic bags." -- Dave
[cctalk] Re: Is this a RIFA (uV3100-10 PSU)?
On 15/11/2022 23:22, Peter Coghlan via cctalk wrote: My experience with a H7822 is that when all the diagnostic LEDs stay lit, DC OK is probably not getting asserted so the power supply might still not be working 100% correctly. In the H7822, DC OK seems to be the purple lead and high (something around 4V-5V) means asserted. Thanks, but sadly in this case it's not such a simple diagnosis. I had a spare 15 mins tonight so I powered it up and checked (DC OK is indeed the purple lead). DC OK is sitting at 5.13V so the problem lies elsewhere. I do have another H7822 in a MicroVAX 3100-80 (iirc, could be -40) and that one doesn't start either. I've done nothing with that one at all since it has a Dallas chip and so didn't need any remedial work. At some point I'll get back to these and spend some time trying to get them going. But I need to do some work on a Rainbow and some uV3600 PSUs first before I get back to working through uVAX/VS 3100 PSUs (I also have 5 H7821 PSUs there, so I expect that I'll be back ...). Antonio -- Antonio Carlini anto...@acarlini.com
[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
> > I don't recall 6 x 14 bags, especially with zip lock tops, when I was > recently looking for a recent need. > > Are you wanting to put full sized PC expansion cards in bags? Hi Grant, Yes. Looking for a catch all bag for cards from half to full size ISA/EISA/MCA cards. I did find 6x14 heat seal bags but that doesn't work for me. I also found some places that do manufacture them but they were all out of stock. > > I ended up buying bigger, (near) 12 x 14 non-zip-lock bags for my full > sized cards. I simply wasted part of the bag, or put two cards in with > a fold down the middle to separate them. I am currently using 9 x 13 zippered ones. They work fine but cards are not snug. However, at $100 for $23 shipped I am not complaining too much. > ProTip: Put the component sides away from each other so that the > boards > lay together best. -- If you want to, put a piece of card board > outside the bag between (like jelly) the two cards (bread) as a buffer. Thanks! -Ali
[cctalk] Re: ESD Bags
> I buy shield bags from Digi-Key, but not the zip-lock style. I think > Uline has them. Not in this size. Most PCIe cards tend to be smaller in length and can be significantly thicker (think video cards) so the bags that would have fit ISA full length cards are no longer needed/manufactured. -Ali
