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30-10-2004, 12:27
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I wouldnt use 18 but 24 AWG should be fine when soldering to the via. What I do is actually bridge the via a chip leg to create a large solder blob then solder the pre-tinned 24awg wire to that. But you could actually get away with just useing 30awg if you wanted. The Infinity is very forgiving in this aspect.
Also if you wanted to use the 3.3v source from the DMS3 diagrams for a V5 this would be fine too.
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