Re: Soldering bypass caps to QFP possible?

Jim Thompson wrote:
On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:43:07 -0800, "Joel Koltner"
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Joerg,

"Joerg" <notthisjoergsch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:RJ7nj.2784$hI1.2244@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Us consultants often have to pick up the pieces afterwards and try to save the day :-(
It seems as though that ought to pay pretty well though, no? You're so frugal :-) I often start thinking you must not have a lot of income, but then you describe the projects you work on and it's clear you should be making a decent income! What are you doing with all that income? Saving it? Taking high-end vacations with your wife? Donating it to charities of your choice?

Just curious... :-)

---Joel


Joerg is buying pellets for his stove ;-)


Yes! And when it comes to beer, only the good stuff.

Frugality was taught by my parents and grand-parents. If it can be fixed, don't throw it away. Keep things simple. Buy only the good stuff because it'll last. Don't buy a bigger car, TV, whatever, just because the neighbor did. And so on. Works great.

I have yet to see where indulgence and luxury brought anyone true happiness. Of course whenever I read Flying Magazine that mantra goes out the window for a few hours ...

--
Regards, Joerg

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