To be honest, all the solutions mentioned in this thread creates static with the exception of fan filters.
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QUOTE(pizzaboy @ Apr 19 2006, 05:16 PM) to bew honest, the only way you're not goin to get any static is by using compressed air, which is about 20 bucks for a can..or RM18.90 i think. There are such things as anti-static cloths and anti-static brushes which you can use. But they are not easy to find. Usually those anti-static cloths are slightly mosturized so using them to clean PCBs would be dangerous if not dried properly. |
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