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Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

David Quental
Hello all,

like I have wrote previously, I will assemble my K3 at April next year,
however I have not anti-static stuff yet, I have found site that sells
anti-static stuff, like mats, gloves and ESD wrist strap. Could be
useful to buy all stuff, even that ESD gloves to assemble K3 ?

Here is the site:

http://www.leiritronica.com/electronica/index.php?cPath=139_147

Sorry, it is in portuguese language, but stuff is pretty visible.

Best regards and till next email.

T6AG
David Quental

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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

Don Wilhelm-4
David,

The mat and wrist strap should do the job nicely, but I don't believe
the gloves are necessary.  You will be dealing with parts at the board
level and not handling particularly sensitive individual components.

73,
Don W3FPR

David Quental wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> like I have wrote previously, I will assemble my K3 at April next year,
> however I have not anti-static stuff yet, I have found site that sells
> anti-static stuff, like mats, gloves and ESD wrist strap. Could be
> useful to buy all stuff, even that ESD gloves to assemble K3 ?
>
> Here is the site:
>
> http://www.leiritronica.com/electronica/index.php?cPath=139_147
>
> Sorry, it is in portuguese language, but stuff is pretty visible.
>
> Best regards and till next email.
>
> T6AG
> David Quental
>  
>
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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

David Quental
Hello all,
 
tks for your replay emails and best regards.

Ok I will not buy gloves according to your opinions, I will safe some
money :) , however I have another doubt:
at my apartment I have not a central earth connection, but some
electricity plugs (mainly from kitchen) have the earth cable attached to
plugs (of course not in same position of 220 Volts :) ), could I attach
terminals from mat and wrist strap to that earth connection from
electricity plugs ???

Best regards and till next email.

T6AG
David Quental

> David,
>
> The mat and wrist strap should do the job nicely, but I don't believe
> the gloves are necessary.  You will be dealing with parts at the board
> level and not handling particularly sensitive individual components.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> David Quental wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> like I have wrote previously, I will assemble my K3 at April next year,
>> however I have not anti-static stuff yet, I have found site that sells
>> anti-static stuff, like mats, gloves and ESD wrist strap. Could be
>> useful to buy all stuff, even that ESD gloves to assemble K3 ?
>>
>> Here is the site:
>>
>> http://www.leiritronica.com/electronica/index.php?cPath=139_147
>>
>> Sorry, it is in portuguese language, but stuff is pretty visible.
>>
>> Best regards and till next email.
>>
>> T6AG
>> David Quental
>>  
>

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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

Lionel-F6FCD
Hi David and all,

Quick reminder about anti-static stuff.
Your pad and hand-strap must NEVER be connected directly to the ground.
Between those and the ground a resistor of 1 mega ohm must be inserted.
See on the picture below, a yellow adapter (plugged) containing this
resistor.

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/2687/p1040712.jpg

73
Lionel, F6FCD, Paris, France
K3 #3675





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Hello all,
 
tks for your replay emails and best regards.

Ok I will not buy gloves according to your opinions, I will safe some
money :) , however I have another doubt:
at my apartment I have not a central earth connection, but some
electricity plugs (mainly from kitchen) have the earth cable attached to
plugs (of course not in same position of 220 Volts :) ), could I attach
terminals from mat and wrist strap to that earth connection from
electricity plugs ???

Best regards and till next email.

T6AG
David Quental

> David,
>
> The mat and wrist strap should do the job nicely, but I don't believe
> the gloves are necessary.  You will be dealing with parts at the board
> level and not handling particularly sensitive individual components.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> David Quental wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> like I have wrote previously, I will assemble my K3 at April next year,
>> however I have not anti-static stuff yet, I have found site that sells
>> anti-static stuff, like mats, gloves and ESD wrist strap. Could be
>> useful to buy all stuff, even that ESD gloves to assemble K3 ?
>>
>> Here is the site:
>>
>> http://www.leiritronica.com/electronica/index.php?cPath=139_147
>>
>> Sorry, it is in portuguese language, but stuff is pretty visible.
>>
>> Best regards and till next email.
>>
>> T6AG
>> David Quental
>>  
>

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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

David Quental
Hi Lionel,

tks for your email and best regards.

> Hi David and all,
>
> Quick reminder about anti-static stuff.
> Your pad and hand-strap must NEVER be connected directly to the ground.
> Between those and the ground a resistor of 1 mega ohm must be inserted.
> See on the picture below, a yellow adapter (plugged) containing this
> resistor
>  
> http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/2687/p1040712.jpg
>  
Tks for your pic, however that hand-strap, that I have sent website, has
a resistor of 1 mega ohm inserted. So I need to pay attention to mat
because has not that resistor.
> 73
> Lionel, F6FCD, Paris, France
> K3 #3675
>  
Best 73 and till next email.

T6AG
David Quental

>
>
>
>
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : [hidden email]
> [mailto:[hidden email]] De la part de David Quental
> Envoyé : dimanche 13 décembre 2009 10:18
> À : [hidden email]
> Cc : [hidden email]
> Objet : Re: [Elecraft] Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.
>
>
> Hello all,
>  
> tks for your replay emails and best regards.
>
> Ok I will not buy gloves according to your opinions, I will safe some
> money :) , however I have another doubt:
> at my apartment I have not a central earth connection, but some
> electricity plugs (mainly from kitchen) have the earth cable attached to
> plugs (of course not in same position of 220 Volts :) ), could I attach
> terminals from mat and wrist strap to that earth connection from
> electricity plugs ???
>
> Best regards and till next email.
>
> T6AG
> David Quental
>
>  
>> David,
>>
>> The mat and wrist strap should do the job nicely, but I don't believe
>> the gloves are necessary.  You will be dealing with parts at the board
>> level and not handling particularly sensitive individual components.
>>
>> 73,
>> Don W3FPR
>>
>> David Quental wrote:
>>    
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> like I have wrote previously, I will assemble my K3 at April next year,
>>> however I have not anti-static stuff yet, I have found site that sells
>>> anti-static stuff, like mats, gloves and ESD wrist strap. Could be
>>> useful to buy all stuff, even that ESD gloves to assemble K3 ?
>>>
>>> Here is the site:
>>>
>>> http://www.leiritronica.com/electronica/index.php?cPath=139_147
>>>
>>> Sorry, it is in portuguese language, but stuff is pretty visible.
>>>
>>> Best regards and till next email.
>>>
>>> T6AG
>>> David Quental
>>>  
>>>      
>>    
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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

Gary Hvizdak
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Sun Dec 13 04:44:00 EST 2009 Lionel (f6fcd) wrote ...

"Your pad and hand-strap must NEVER be connected directly to the ground ..."

Actually David, your ESD dissipative mat *should* be connected directly to
ground.  The 1 Meg resistor is contained somewhere within the ESD wrist
strap assembly.

Gary  KI4GGX

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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

David Quental
Hello Gary and all,

tks for email.
> Sun Dec 13 04:44:00 EST 2009 Lionel (f6fcd) wrote ...
>
> "Your pad and hand-strap must NEVER be connected directly to the ground ..."
>
> Actually David, your ESD dissipative mat *should* be connected directly to
> ground.  The 1 Meg resistor is contained somewhere within the ESD wrist
> strap assembly.
>  
According with picture from website it appears that mat has not a 1 Meg
resistor like ESD wrist strap, tks for information Gary.
> Gary  KI4GGX
>
>
>  
Best 73.

T6AG
David Quental


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Re: Anti-static stuff to assemble K3.

Rick Prather
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The EDS mat that I have has the same snap connector as the wrist strap and it has the 1 Meg ohm resistor built in.

Rick
K6LE

On 12/13/2009, at 6:03 , Gary Hvizdak wrote:

> Sun Dec 13 04:44:00 EST 2009 Lionel (f6fcd) wrote ...
>
> "Your pad and hand-strap must NEVER be connected directly to the ground ..."
>
> Actually David, your ESD dissipative mat *should* be connected directly to
> ground.  The 1 Meg resistor is contained somewhere within the ESD wrist
> strap assembly.
>
> Gary  KI4GGX

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