OK, I've completed all three units I have tops for, glued and everything. I don't have the indigo2 setups ready to test them...so that's still to be determined.
I wanted to both post pictures but also to show what epoxy I used. I used "Araldite Rapid 5min epoxy", that I got an Amazon, I've never used this stuff before, but it was recommended on an electronics forum for good reasons and I reviewed the product documentation. I will say, I'm impressed in the fact that the odor isn't nearly as strong as the JBWeld 5min we use at work, that stuff stinks like burning hair, for 30+ minutes, this stuff had a minor smell that didn't linger very long (like 2 minutes) then nothing I could readily detect and I was working in a poorly ventilated area at my soldering desk. No problems!
I didn't slather it on either. I placed a mixed line of adhesive down the center of the IC, then I place three dots of adhesive on the PCB (not around the solder joints), then mated the two. I felt confident there was no heat or distortion of the PCB during curing. I'm going to wait until tomorrow (at the earliest) to solder them. I will need to create a bridge for the IC that lost its battery legs and I have a solder blobs on the stubs (instead of a legs).
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