Stir Seeve . . . . .(ooooooops . . . it's my dern lysdexia kickin' in agin' )
By the colors . . . .
Is the left of this
RED area, being any more serious than this portion ?
YELLOW . . . . Bet one end of this film resistor is being at nearly 0 ohms to ground..
PINK . . . . .This must be the unit mentioned
now . . .Don't be
vague . . . .but aren't the companion
ORANGE cased C903 C910 units being
Sprague dipped tant units ?
I rarely had problems with those . . .but had extreme failure rates with the particular brand(s) that used progressive depths of dips in paint to mark on their color coding bands.
ORANGE . . . . . I think we found, at least,
ONE of your bag of 3 term regulators being used.
BLUE . . . . Yep . . . .that's
my collateral damage that you are seeing . . . . . and that I FELT . . .
OUUCCCH !
OLD BLUE (C329) now talking . . .I done "toles" him that he shouldst have pulled me FIRST, for him to then have full open access to get to C904.
What with it being installed in double sided lands and its leads being in plated thru holes . . .it would require a broader tip and extra soldering iron heat.
OR, his doing a flipping of the board to be having lead sides on top and then some drops of Rosin flux and a quick addition of new fluxed solder, to amass a large solder drop that fully surrounded both leads , then the part drops down, out and free, with possibly only some tailing solder icicles, then being seen hanging down thru the now opened lead holes.
Thaaaaaaasitt . .
Add on . . . . Just now saw that
RED was a clipped lead 7815 . . .and fully cooked.
Don't take my
KODACHROME away . . . .
73's de Edd
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