19-12-2013, 05:18 PM
For small spraying jobs, I use the greenhouse. It's been about 8C outdoors here today, but bright sun, so the greenhouse was nice and toasty at 22C. No plants in there at this time of year, dust free, so ideal for spraying. Really quite pleasant - even with no sun if there's enough light to take a photograph, there will be a solar gain in a greenhouse. I really enjoy being in there in early spring on cold days, pricking out plug plants to bring them on for bedding out.
I always spray my PCBs with UV lacquer in the greenhouse, then put the PCB in a plastic box to bring it indoors away from sunlight to harden off in a cupboard. That way, I don't get specks of dust settling on the lacquer.
All of which is entirely useless information to anyone who doesn't have a greenhouse!
I always spray my PCBs with UV lacquer in the greenhouse, then put the PCB in a plastic box to bring it indoors away from sunlight to harden off in a cupboard. That way, I don't get specks of dust settling on the lacquer.
All of which is entirely useless information to anyone who doesn't have a greenhouse!
Regards, David.
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BVWS Member.
G-QRP Club Member 1339.
'I'm in my own little world, but I'm happy, and they know me here'







