Hi Steve,
Sorry about the tardy response but to answer your question I'll use one
word, "NO."
The image depicts a classic case of measling, characterized by distinct
white spots (which have always showed up quite nicely on polyimide
substrates) contained within the knuckle of the weave and does not reduce
the distance between adjacent conductors on the same plane by less than 50%.
As you stated, the assembly was supposedly baked prior to rework..., one
more observation is that the operator also supposedly staggered the rework
by not reworking adjacent DIP leads one after the other.

Steve Sauer
Mfg. Engineer
Xetron Corporation

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From: Stephen R. Gregory [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Would any of you have any REAL hesitation about accepting this assembly?

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