| ??? 12/15/04 19:07 Read: times |
#83181 - Solder Gout |
I am currently using a development board that has certain resistors labeled as "solder gout." Upon further inspection of the board, it just appears that there are just holes filled with solder (with a resistor waiting to be put in between them??). So it appears that one third of my pins aren't even connected since they run through those jumpers.
So any ideas what "solder gout" is? |
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