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'''newsflash''' A 4-tank unit (with wash baths and a sink) is due to be auctioned on thursday 17th march. Maybe we could buy it and install it in place of the unit 23 sink ? Don't know what it will go for but I suggest not very much compared with new equipment .. maybe £30 to £150. | '''newsflash''' A 4-tank unit (with wash baths and a sink) is due to be auctioned on thursday 17th march. Maybe we could buy it and install it in place of the unit 23 sink ? Don't know what it will go for but I suggest not very much compared with new equipment .. maybe £30 to £150. --[[User:Artag|Artag]] 14:26, 12 March 2011 (UTC) | ||
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PCB production had been growing at the last space, lets get more tools for it!
Also see discussion page - artag
newsflash A 4-tank unit (with wash baths and a sink) is due to be auctioned on thursday 17th march. Maybe we could buy it and install it in place of the unit 23 sink ? Don't know what it will go for but I suggest not very much compared with new equipment .. maybe £30 to £150. --Artag 14:26, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
The item
A bubble etch tank, to etch out PCBs in.
- PA104 Bubble Etch - (Rapid £252, ElectronElec £239)
While you can use a bowl and slosh enchant around, it is much better to use a bubble etch tank. It etches faster and, evenly.
Pledges
Pay with payment ref: 'PCBETCH'
- £50 --Solexious 00:46, 19 July 2010 (UTC)
- £50 --t0m 00:54, 19 July 2010 (UTC)
£30 --Oni 16:38, 21 July 2010 (UTC)PAID£45 --JasperWallacePAID£20 --KevinPAID£20 --TeabotPAID£5 -- CiaránPAID£25 --MeurigPAID
Paid £145
Running total: £245
Approximate target: £239 (inc VAT + delivery) from ElectronElec
