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Old 06-03-2009, 02:13 PM
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Default Re: Copper eventually get corroded

“ Originally Posted by gadget945 View Post

A little late, I know, but I had some down time, and was looking around.

You know, copper does eventually get corroded, but it gets that way because of elemental effects, such as moisture or humidity and the like. Properly stored, a copper clad circuit board will show no signs of corrosion after 5 years of being in my non-climate controlled attic.

I think it could be bad blood or bad timing or bad karma or a bad hair day, there is no telling.

I looked past the mentioned posts, and saw other people posting stuff, some that added fuel to the fire and some that didn't.

I think that some folks might be reading a lot into it, but unless the two involved parties wanna stage a cage match, I don't think there is gonna be much ado.

BTW, IMO, it wouldn't have ever happened if the thread was kept on topic! LOL!

very true thus why we have much less drama than they do but drama will always be there.
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