[OpenTRV-dev] the picaxe board

[Bo Herrmannsen]

me either, thou i have not made an extensive search, only on RS

hmm it might be that we need some way of doing reflow for those things that
we just cant get as we want...

i saw someone hack ack an toaster oven in to a freflow oven, with an
arduino controlling a SSR and sensing the temp with a termocoupler... it
needs to be an oven with infrared tubes as i remwember

and if we can get a fan that work in those temps it would be a bonus

/bo

2013/5/15 Stuart Poulton <EMAIL ADDRESS HIDDEN>

>  I had similar issues with MicroUSB on my MAX1284 board, in the end I
> decided that it wasn't a connector for hand soldering.
>
> If I recall I couldn't find a microusb thur hole model.
>
> Stuart
>
> On 14/05/13 21:59, Bo Herrmannsen wrote:
>
> thought i would tell a bit more about soldering this one
>
> i got parts so i had both my boards ready. the micro usb was a pain... the
> 5 tiny terminals are half covered b a protective flap so it makes it rather
> impossible to see them at all
>
> even breaking that flap off did not improve it for me, but it can be done
> that way. but a microusb throgh hole  model would be much better for the
> AVR version
>
> i get a few more bits tomorrow mainly the clock chip and will see if there
> was a better technique for soldering that one... even thou we are moving
> forward i thought it could be helfull if people later want to assembe a
> picaxe version
>
> /bo
>
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