WhiteRabbit
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Aside from keeping the solderpoints from shorting out due to water, do they technically require any further protection? i.e. does it cause any harmful problems if, say, a 5050 is run while it's wet? Am wondering what the minimum required protection is, if any.
I've seen descriptions which make them sound incredibly fragile: you shouldn't even touch them on the surface, and only handle them with tweezers from the edges. Not sure why that is, but it seems somehow related?
I've seen descriptions which make them sound incredibly fragile: you shouldn't even touch them on the surface, and only handle them with tweezers from the edges. Not sure why that is, but it seems somehow related?
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