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Does anyone know what is considered the industry norm for the allowable
time one could store boards in an uncontrolled enviroment before
concerns of oxidization or ionic contamination set in? Is cleaning
recommended prior to assembly on boards that have been stored for an
extended period time? Any and all feedback would be greatly
appreciated.
Scott
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