owlexifry Well-known member Yesterday at 12:04 AM #21 Betty Wont said: For a one sided etched board with stranded wire I absolutely can see the benefit. Click to expand... good point. i guess when you've got plated thru-hole, it becomes less necessary.
Betty Wont said: For a one sided etched board with stranded wire I absolutely can see the benefit. Click to expand... good point. i guess when you've got plated thru-hole, it becomes less necessary.
J johnk_10 Well-known member Yesterday at 2:25 AM #22 i just do it since i test my pcbs first before mounting them in enclosures and it insures that i don't beak off a wire when doing it.
i just do it since i test my pcbs first before mounting them in enclosures and it insures that i don't beak off a wire when doing it.
J johnk_10 Well-known member Yesterday at 2:27 AM #23 Robert said: Correct me if I'm wrong @johnk_10, but I believe he drills out unused pads and uses them for stress relief. The wire is just passing through the board, not actually making an electrical connection to the GND pad. Click to expand... that's correct. i also use the 4k7 led resistor holes to use as a jumper to have a shorter path for the +9V lead to the relay board.
Robert said: Correct me if I'm wrong @johnk_10, but I believe he drills out unused pads and uses them for stress relief. The wire is just passing through the board, not actually making an electrical connection to the GND pad. Click to expand... that's correct. i also use the 4k7 led resistor holes to use as a jumper to have a shorter path for the +9V lead to the relay board.