Tndavid said:Yea I figured bandsaw or hacksaw should do it. Thanks for the info, as I was curious about the other side of the plate.
Barren Realms 007 said:Tndavid said:Yea I figured bandsaw or hacksaw should do it. Thanks for the info, as I was curious about the other side of the plate.
Don't even bother doing that. Throw then in some HCl and have some patience to let it do it's job.
That even sounds better guys,thank you. Should I add a little air to the hcl or a little h2o2?Findm-Keepm said:Barren Realms 007 said:Tndavid said:Yea I figured bandsaw or hacksaw should do it. Thanks for the info, as I was curious about the other side of the plate.
Don't even bother doing that. Throw then in some HCl and have some patience to let it do it's job.
+1 - that's a VSB modulator, and most have a hybrid circuit inside, built on a slab/substrate of BeO - you don't want to break, grind, crush, saw, or otherwise breakup the substrate of BeO. Let the HCl eat the case....
Tndavid said:That even sounds better guys,thank you. Should I add a little air to the hcl or a little h2o2?Findm-Keepm said:Barren Realms 007 said:Tndavid said:Yea I figured bandsaw or hacksaw should do it. Thanks for the info, as I was curious about the other side of the plate.
Don't even bother doing that. Throw then in some HCl and have some patience to let it do it's job.
+1 - that's a VSB modulator, and most have a hybrid circuit inside, built on a slab/substrate of BeO - you don't want to break, grind, crush, saw, or otherwise breakup the substrate of BeO. Let the HCl eat the case....
That's a nice pile buddy..Mcnew32(Ag) said:I came across a bunch of equipment that had these too pritty to keep on boards. Also going to try cyanide leaching on the connectors I picked off as well. The AP solution will dissolve the steel top but will take some time. Will end up with a messy solution tho. Keep posting progress.
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