NetHeads,
I talked to several electrical engineers at work (one of which is also a big
ham radio guy) about the wierd tone that I was getting when I keyed my radio
mic. All of them frowned when they found out I didn't use shielded cable on
all the lines that the schematic calls for (headphones, m
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< radio noise fixed!
<< required liquid flux to get it to flow it all,
Please allow me to make a remark to the guru of all
guru's.
Nowhere in the electronics world is there ever a need to
use a liquid flux. Perhaps you used the wrong solder.
For the benifit of all readers:
Use *only* 60/40
Louis Staalberg wrote:
> Nowhere in the electronics world is there ever a need to
> use a liquid flux. Perhaps you used the wrong solder.
> For the benifit of all readers:
> Use *only* 60/40 Rosin Core Solder.
Of course I used 60/40 rosin core solder in both cases, only because I
haven't seen any
The other day I wrote that I'd fixed my radio noise problem with shielding,
and all I needed to do now was "tidy up the installation". That took all
day Saturday, and the last wire I hooked up (VOX enable) got my noise back
again! Now I was starting to think bad radio, since I'd completely rewire
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