Moving Question
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mmoshkowich
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Moving Question
In 2 days I am moving to a new house and I need to pack my up my station. I am wondering how I should pack my circuitboards without static electricity. I have no anti static bags. Please help.
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Re: Moving Question
No antistatic bags?
Paper works. DO NOT use styrofoam or packing peanuts!
Paper works. DO NOT use styrofoam or packing peanuts!
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Re: Moving Question
Get some anti-static bags. Ask a computer store, they probably have craploads.
Re: Moving Question
Actually paper stores a static charge on its surface and is not 'safe' for electronics at all. (personally I say "whatever")
I didn't know this untill I took a tour of the company that makes the PCBs for my company. I threw a stack of paper down on a $600 board and the guy practically flipped.
Havent you ever bought a motherboard? they have big bags.
I didn't know this untill I took a tour of the company that makes the PCBs for my company. I threw a stack of paper down on a $600 board and the guy practically flipped.
Havent you ever bought a motherboard? they have big bags.
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