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Offline mykroft

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Flex burn in
« on: July 25, 2011, »
what does everyone recommend for a burn in period - I have started the 1st string, and have 11 to go so far - want to release escrow to Ray asap

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Myk


Offline RJ

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Re: Flex burn in
« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2011, »
A couple of hours will normally find almost all the bad ones if you have any.

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Offline mykroft

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Re: Flex burn in
« Reply #2 on: July 25, 2011, »
ok, thanks

another quick question - since these are max nodes for the SSC - what is the best way to deal with/get rid of the leads on the output side - I could just cut them off, but what does everyone think for sealing them?

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myk


Offline tbone321

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Re: Flex burn in
« Reply #3 on: July 26, 2011, »
I would not cut them off completely.  Doing that would restrict that node to an end of string only node.  I would leave enough lead on the end for a possible future connection and then dip those ende in clear silicone to seal them up.  You might also want to make sure they are all together when you dip them and that waythe silcone would both seal the ends and hold them together which would look much neater on the end of the string.
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Offline taybrynn

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Re: Flex burn in
« Reply #4 on: July 26, 2011, »
I've been just putting a glob of hot glue on the end.   Thanks to dmoore/holidaycoro for that tip.
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