Greeeeeeeeeat.
The best explanation i've ever read.
I've drilled a little hole along the feedthru to reach those perpendicular traces connecting to ground mesh you were referring to, i've uncovered them and i soldered each arm to better secure the connection. Now multimeter says ground.
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/563/motherboarddrilledmg6.jpg
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/472/motherboarddrilled0mf9.jpg
Wally,i'm afraid but i would be glad to know if i can reach C5 and C6 positive trace destination on a chip or other component: C4 and C5 positive trace unglued from the motherboard (still connected to new capacitors) but i would like to reach their destination with a bridge to better secure the connection. Or if it isn't possibile what's the best way to secure unglued traces? Glue? silicon? cyanacrilate? paraffine?
Tomorrow when i'll try i hope it doesn't explode! [
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The best explanation i've ever read.
I've drilled a little hole along the feedthru to reach those perpendicular traces connecting to ground mesh you were referring to, i've uncovered them and i soldered each arm to better secure the connection. Now multimeter says ground.
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/563/motherboarddrilledmg6.jpg
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/472/motherboarddrilled0mf9.jpg
Wally,i'm afraid but i would be glad to know if i can reach C5 and C6 positive trace destination on a chip or other component: C4 and C5 positive trace unglued from the motherboard (still connected to new capacitors) but i would like to reach their destination with a bridge to better secure the connection. Or if it isn't possibile what's the best way to secure unglued traces? Glue? silicon? cyanacrilate? paraffine?
Tomorrow when i'll try i hope it doesn't explode! [
] ]'>