trace wrinkles

[jd]

Peter C. Wallace wrote:

[snip]

> 
> 300 C is way above the melting point of even RoHS compliant solder, if
> you temperature cycled a standard PCB to that temperature, "wrinkles"
> would be the least of your troubles...
> 
>

feh. You're right. That's the ambient temp just for that cabinet. With the clamp
sinking the heat etc., the temp was actually closer to 200, maybe 250 on a good
day. Only got above 300 when the exhaust fans stopped working, then the boards
would brown real nice and the traces would fall off.

==
jd
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