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Hakko 472 component values?

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DaveC

Jan 1, 1970
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Have a 473 (uses shop air to create vacuum via venturi) and would like to
retrofit internal vacuum pump to make it essentially a 472.

Have all the guts from 472 and want to stuff empty locations on 472/473 PCB
with components to make it 472-compatible.

Someone with a 472 be willing to convey a few (about 12) component values to
me?

PM me if you do.

Thanks.
Dave
sparkyguy442 (the yahoo place)
 

shrtrnd

Jan 15, 2010
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I don't have the info you need, but wanted to add a caution to think about when you do this. Hope you get the schematic you need.
OFTEN times, a printed circuit board that is stuffed for one model of a device, that is also used for a second model of the same basic device. Will have a few other components on the board that will be different between the two devices. You have to be careful if you just add parts to the board, because some of the existing components on the board may have been chosen to compensate for the missing parts (that are used in the second board).
Just wanted to make you aware of this. If you get the schematic of the board you're adding the parts to, be sure to look at the other existing parts on the first board, to make sure that's what's called for on the second board (so you don't damage your circuit board).
Hope I was clear here.
 
Respect what?
According to your profile you are an asshole no matter which newsgroup
you crap in.
Dave sparkyguy442 (the yahoo place) asked a simple question, and it
is possible that someone in this group can help him. That is (by the
way) what this group is about. Helping each other, NOT having to skip
past your self worshiping drooling drivel. Crawl back under your slimy
rock. Nobody will miss you. Trust me on this. This nation was built
on lab rats who kept on asking questions until answers were
discovered. What nation do you germinate in?

Make everyone happy and killfile the troll. All you're doing is playing into
his needs, and short-circuiting everyone else's killfile.
 
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