Gary Crowell wrote:
> Mark Willis wrote:
> >
> >   I use most anything (just regular perf board), usually don't glue, if
> > I do I like gel type superglue (It's great for re-working PC boards, and
> > if you have the catalyst, you can "set" the stuff in 1/10 of a second or
> > so.  It sorts "puffs up" if you use too much catalyst, it gets hot &
> > boils <G>)  I only glue boards that'll be in vibration environments.
> >
>
> The only thing I have to add is the caution that you do *not* use the
> liquid type superglue.  It will wick up into the socket contacts and
> make them unusable.
>
> Gary Crowell

  Definitely agree - glue the plastic frame of the socket, avoiding the
pins as much as possible - if you later solder the wrapped wire, the
heat can mess most glues up, in addition to the glue messing the
wrapping up and making the sockets "N.O." <G>

  Mark