The paste is Kester Easy Profile 256.

["Umm …. errr … it’s quite easy to get a +/- 2 ppm 0-50C AT cut *including* the tolerance on the cut angle."]

Of course, >there may have been some hiding that we missed, but all the static >damage I've seen has been pretty severe. > >That said, I always use a wrist strap and mat if I'm working on >something I don't want to break further.

The original target market was motorolas very lucrative military/space 6800 market, so the chip had to match or exceed the 6800 on all points, including accidental damage. The first version, the 6501 was in fact pin- but not instruction-compatible with 6800, but Motorola had a legal fit and MOS gave up on that idea.

Roland Klabunde wrote: >> Well I didn't mean signal analysis is easy. ;-) >> What I mean to say was that if you want to peek at the PCM samples, >> that should be easy with PJSUA-LIB.

. > I'm looking for a simple, fast and easy (and cheap) way to transfer large compressed data files of up to say a 100 MB between time-nuts. > I know there are all kinds places one can store large files that others can then have access to,  so I do not want to use the "OLD" way of breaking it up into many small pieces. > I do not need to do this very often, so

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No damage is done if the wave doesn't reach the top, where the sand has not been eroded, but if the wave extends to the top, it will carry away the sand/soil that creates the bank and holds the trees. The cumulative effect is easy to see - trees tipping over that are several feet up the bank.

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