ghazzer
Senior Member
Sorry I missed this thread earlier, I have a suggestion: Copper foiling tape. Probably available at a local hobby shop.
Copper foiling tape is used to wrap the edges of pieces of glass so that they can be soldered together in stained glass work. It comes in various widths and you can even trim it thinner if necessary. You can place the foil tape under the SMD leads and run it out to a point where you can run a lead thru the PCB to the connections on the read.
Might even use a dremmel tool to cut a slot thru the board, then thread the foil tape thru the slot and connect to the track on the underside. Just flux it well before soldering.
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Copper foiling tape is used to wrap the edges of pieces of glass so that they can be soldered together in stained glass work. It comes in various widths and you can even trim it thinner if necessary. You can place the foil tape under the SMD leads and run it out to a point where you can run a lead thru the PCB to the connections on the read.
Might even use a dremmel tool to cut a slot thru the board, then thread the foil tape thru the slot and connect to the track on the underside. Just flux it well before soldering.
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