At 07:04 AM 6/26/2007, Don Wilhelm wrote:
BUT, you were fortunate that the relay did not have any internal
damage. When the case of a relay is melted (even a small amount),
there is a chance that the inside of the plastic can be distorted
and will interfere with the movement of the contacts i
Fred,
I certainly will not disagree with your success, nor that the epoxy will
provide a good seal.
BUT, you were fortunate that the relay did not have any internal damage.
When the case of a relay is melted (even a small amount), there is a
chance that the inside of the plastic can be dist
EPOXY 2-Part A/B Adhesive - more .
When equally mixed - it generally should not and
will not run. That is why it worked so well at
sealing over the 1/8" hole I burned in the top
corner of my K2 Latching Relay. When adhesive is
mixed - just carefully lay 1 nice drop of the
epoxy mixture to co
Hi - I did the same soldering-iron corner meltdown,
on my K2 #54xx.
I build golf clubs, for me and friends on the side -
and have my dual-bottle set of golf club shaft
epoxy adhesive. I figure if it can hold a driver
head on a grahphite shaft - when a big bruiser like
me hits the ball - it can s
I am embarrased to admit it, but while being in to big a hurry to finish my
KAT2 for Field Day I accidently touched one of the latching relays with my
de-soldering iron and melted the outside corner. I have a spare, but would
rather not replace it if I don't need to. I can't see any of the inter
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