[TriEmbed] Opinion and spare junk

[dan]

Definitely go with a nice iron. Hakko is one of the best. It may be a bit
pricey compared to other cheaper ones, but it works wonderfully, will last
forever, and you'll never have to worry about your tool not being up to the
job when working on a project. Also, there are plenty of different tips
available, should you need them.

On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 9:35 AM, Grawburg via TriEmbed <triembed at triembed.org
> wrote:

> I actually have three that I had made by OSH Park...no good because I
> messed up on design.  They have lots of holes and I'd gladly give them to
> you. Spots for about 12 resistors and many header pins.
> Send me your address and when I return from vacation next week I will mail
> them...or you can wait until the July meeting.
>
> Brian Grawburg
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> Also, and just as importantly, does anyone have a junk PCB or inexpensive
> small empty PCB with 0.1” spacing that I could use for practice before I go
> at the $20 LCD board?
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> Thanks.
>
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>
> John Rock
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