SP1-50x50-G SMTpads, Size 1, 50x50mil Pads, Unplated Holes to Ground Plane, 2 Sided PCB, Size 1 = 50 x 80mm (1.97 x 3.15in)
Key features
- •Double-sided high-quality FR4 glass-epoxy circuit board with unplated holes.
- •Square SMT pads on 0.050" centers for surface mount components.
- •1oz/ft2 copper with an anti-tarnish coating for easy soldering. Lead free and RoHS compatible.
- •0.031" (0.79mm) holes (unplated) for connections to ground plane. Just insert a wire and solder.
- •Size 1 = 50 x 80mm (1.97 x 3.15in), 1/16" thick (1.6mm). Four 0.125" mounting holes.
SP1-50x50-G SMTpads, Size 1, 50x50mil Pads, Unplated Holes to Ground Plane, 2 Sided PCB, Size 1 = 50 x 80mm (1.97 x 3.15in)
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Terrific for SMT parts
Amazon Customer•November 12, 2016
Terrific for SMT parts, wish it came in a smaller pad size.
Only thing I will say, it is HARD to solder to the ground plane side. even with an 80 watt iron, having issues with solder not flowing, but with practice you can overcome it. ( I Imagine the old-timer Amateur radio techs who build Manhattan style often, will be able to work with it just fine.)
It can be a little tricky starting out to bridge the pads together with solder but keep trying, it takes practice. You may even want to just lay down magnet wire/Component lead/etc. to enhance the bridges.
Only thing I will say, it is HARD to solder to the ground plane side. even with an 80 watt iron, having issues with solder not flowing, but with practice you can overcome it. ( I Imagine the old-timer Amateur radio techs who build Manhattan style often, will be able to work with it just fine.)
It can be a little tricky starting out to bridge the pads together with solder but keep trying, it takes practice. You may even want to just lay down magnet wire/Component lead/etc. to enhance the bridges.
