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Finally usable wire!
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This AWG-30 wire is really nice. The insulation is pretty heat resistant and most importantly it doesn't shrink! Works perfectly with my new ST-500 stripper.
Lets see...
DO NOT EAT
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Who would? Would you? Surely not ?!?
It's very considerate to mention on the pouch that you can bake it and make it 'all new' again.
Not enough space
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Not enough space
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Boxed up
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A lot of effort for just 2 chips. This box was vacuum sealed in a shielding bag with desiccant.
Just two - ATtiny84
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A lot of effort for just 2 chips. This box was vacuum sealed in a shielding bag with desiccant.
I was planning to use these a replacements for two ATtiny24s (more code space), but unfortunately the free pins I was intending to use are on the same pin-change interrupt pin-group.
Humidity check
Humidity check
Humidity check
FRAM
The ST-500 works nicely
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Stripping AWG-30 wire-wrap material works beautifully. I've had to play with the thickness setting a bit. The green wire has a bit thicker insulation and I had to set the dial to AWG-26 or 28.
Hrmph!
ST-500 wire stripper
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Dial set to AWG-28. Insert the wire, press the yellow levers and pull. Works very reliably, if the thickness is set correctly.
ST-500 wire stripper
ST-500 stripper + AWG-30 wire
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The depth gauge is a nice feature. It works very well with the AWG-30 wire-wrap material I have. Stripping stranded wire works too. No problem with solid-core "bread-board" wire as well.
AWG-30 Wire-wrap material
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