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Subject: | LF: Re: Tin Plating compound (off topic LF, almost on topic microwaves) |
From: | "g3ldo" <[email protected]> |
Date: | Fri, 9 Jul 2004 23:01:08 +0100 |
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Andy said What would we do without all this wonderful H & S legislation! I used to use some stuff called Amonium Bi-flouride in 1960. I used it to etch crystals for SSB filters etc. You could buy it from any chemist (although they didn't normally stock it). You made a solution of it in a plastic container and just dropped the crystal in and washed and checked the crystal frequency at frequent periods to make sure you didn't overshoot. The plastic container was kept on the shack windowsill and the fumes from it caused the lower pane of the window to frost over! Nevertheless, I found the most dangerious item around a shack is a high voltage power supply (and the high voltage at the top of an LF loading coil), and it is impossible to apply H & S legislation to that. Peter, G3LDO |
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