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athomp63 t1_j1izora wrote

I mean the build/theory is solid enough, but when I used mine it was one press and open maybe 20% of the time? Otherwise you kinda had to work it over, or take it out and finish prying with a fingernail, or just reset and try again. Not super frustrating, just not seamless as I expected.

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rafale77 t1_j1ixh1q wrote

Many good advices already. The key is to dry the boards out as quickly as possible and to not power them up until you know they are dry to prevent any shorts which would fry components. Leaving humidity/water in contact with components will lead eventually to oxidation so time is of the essence. If I only had a handful, I would immerse the PCBs in an IPA bath before letting them airdry but you may have too many to do that. Alternative is to use a hair dryer in low settings and dry them at 40-50C.

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effteebee t1_j1ivc8t wrote

Reply to nobody asked by Stabika

I saw the thumbnail briefly before I took a closer look and thought to myself "It's about time someone put a CD player on the side of a keyboard."

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KPDover t1_j1itojx wrote

Reply to nobody asked by Stabika

Not gonna win any awards for data entry speed with that, but it's awesome!

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