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Author: Subject: Fuzz Face
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Registered: 10/23/2008
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View Journal		   posted on 10/27/2008 at 13:20,  Reply 10  
For those who haven,t worked with germanium transistors or diodes:You can easily damage them if you accidentally apply too much heat when you solder them to your circuitboard.common practice is to use some kind of metal clip attached to the lead of the transistor (or diode) while you are soldering (a crocodile or hairclip will do just fine).(Yesterday a friend of mine called me after he had wrecked his old fuzzbox by forgetting how heat sensitive these devices are.)
 
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