Where do I buy conductive-ink-pen?

Where can I order online a pen to draw electrically-conductive lines on
motherboards/cpus, etc? TIA, s

Depending on where you live, try Allied Electronics, HMC Electronic, Newark
Electronics, or RS Electronics Chemtronics is one brand, selling for about
$16 US; Circuitworks is another brand, at about the same price.

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"sdlomi2" wrote in message
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Where can I order online a pen to draw electrically-conductive lines
on
motherboards/cpus, etc? TIA, s

"Phil Weldon" wrote in message
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Depending on where you live, try Allied Electronics, HMC Electronic,
Newark
Electronics, or RS Electronics Chemtronics is one brand, selling for about
$16 US; Circuitworks is another brand, at about the same price.

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"sdlomi2" wrote in message
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Where can I order online a pen to draw electrically-conductive lines
on
motherboards/cpus, etc? TIA, s




Thanks, Phil. I'll need to find one locally, if possible--and it is
possible via Allied Electronics, a place you mentioned. The on-line order
places tend to add "Haz-Mat" surcharges to shipping. One site'sa shipping
was 4.95+20.00=$24.95 total, to ship a $14.99 pen!
Thx again, s

On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 19:33:39 -0500, sdlomi2 wrote:
Where can I order online a pen to draw electrically-conductive lines on
motherboards/cpus, etc? TIA, s

Look in your local phone book for electronics component
retailers-wholesalers. Pretty much any one of them should have that pen.

Larry Gagnon


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i've found that heated-window repair pens (for cars) do the trick. at your
local auto parts store, and very much cheaper than the 'professional' item
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"sdlomi2" wrote in message
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Where can I order online a pen to draw electrically-conductive lines
on
motherboards/cpus, etc? TIA, s

Yeah if you have one there Radio Shack has, or used to have what you
were looking for. "trace repair pens"


On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 09:11:30 +0100, "atwifa" wrote:

i've found that heated-window repair pens (for cars) do the trick. at your
local auto parts store, and very much cheaper than the 'professional' item
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Yeah, those are also used to connect the bridges to change the multipliers
on CPUs. Easier to find, or at least found at more locations...

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"Overlord" wrote in message
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Yeah if you have one there Radio Shack has, or used to have what you
were looking for. "trace repair pens"
I felt like you, but they had no such product--only 1 of 5 guys, a young
kid, in the store had ever heard of it!!! s