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Name:
Dan
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Age:
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Oct 4, 2010
Latest Activity:
1 week ago
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http://www.patheticcomputing.com
Random electronics technology stuff and anything else I feel like putting up.
Country:
United States
Schools:
BS in Computer Science, CSU Channel Islands
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Element 14 shipped Dave some chips in just "anti-static" packaging, instead of proper "static shielding" bags. So he decided to...   more
 
 
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Dave and Phil assemble Makerbot Thing-O-Matic #6887 in x100 time lapse!
 
 
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Dave video captured laying out his power supply PCB in real-time, and in this video speeds that up by 10 times and adds audio commentary over the t...   more
 
 
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In this video we look at the inside of store electronic theft protection.
 
 
PatheticComputing One of the ESCs on my quadrocopter is mismatched because one of the four that I originally bought was DOA. I just ordered the replacement, an extra motor, larger props, and a Hobbyking control board in case I can't get my board working right. This thing is going to fly no matter what...
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Channel Comments
tonybazza (1 month ago)
Hi Dan you are one clever young man I look forward to watching more of your video's as I hope to get more brainy this year lol.
PatheticComputing (3 months ago)
Hello and thanks for the comment. The tinning solution is called TINNIT from Datak.
setoffo (3 months ago)
Looking forward to see more updates from you, you've made some nice, calm and quite descriptive videos. If you see this and have time for it, could you let us know what the tinning solution is named and perhaps if you know what company who made it as well? Keep up the good work with the videos! =)
PatheticComputing (10 months ago)
ohmikron1, check your inbox. I tried to post my response here but it was too long and it also deleted it so I had to rewrite the whole thing.
ohmikron1 (10 months ago)
I duplicated your setup for copper electroplating and just finished my first trial run. The copper in all the holes came out grainy and not well bonded to the FR1. Also parts of the surface are grainy. I'm guessing it's because the plating current was too high. Did you have any similar experience?
PatheticComputing (1 year ago)
The problem with trying to plate after etching is that you no longer have an electrical connection to the holes which you need in order to plate the holes.
sfinxfx (1 year ago)
Does It work on already etched PCB's?
I prefer the photo-resist method and I'm wandering if I can plate the holes after etching?
PatheticComputing (1 year ago)
I got my tin from ebay.
salahedu (1 year ago)
thank you for the video, plz can you tell where i can find pure tin to make electrods ?
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