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    Insulating with eraser

    I have used the eraser for a while now on me boards. Replaces the liquid tape or nailpolish for me on boards that i want to keep clean (and im lazy ). It comes of nice and since i started using it i have never had any problems with moisture. When preparing the Rampage for 3D i thought lets make some pictures

    First me Dimas table with 25mm neoprene sheet for the back of board. I dont use tape/polish on back just the sheet:


    Test to see if mount fits:


    Forgot to make pic from inside socket but here is one with Gigabyte board. No grease (for LN2 sessions) just neoprene:


    The eraser is very easy to remove and goes of without a trace. Only thing thats annoying is that it gets under/on the sinks & socket. I start with some tape to prevent the eraser to get under:


    Some neoprene in socket and between fets/caps to prevent air on those spots:


    Then put the eraser on just like clay:


    Done


    Backplate:


    Thin layer on neoprene so the insulation around pot doenst touch the eraser:


    Instal tube:


    Neoprene and mount:



    After an afternoon benching i took it of for air again:



    Easy, clean and very effective
    Last edited by Viss; 11-25-2008 at 04:36 AM.

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