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That's because the OP is clueless. :-( DON'T use lead-free solder, unless forced to. Lead-free solder is a nightmare. Use leaded 63/37 solder, although 60/4
by pravda 9y ago
That's because the OP is clueless. :-(
DON'T use lead-free solder, unless forced to. Lead-free solder is a nightmare.
Use leaded 63/37 solder, although 60/40 is fine.
- Doxin 9y agoLead free solder definitely isn't a nightmare. The early versions might've been, but modern lead-free is just fine. The only gripe I have with it is that the flux is more aggressive and eats into my soldering iron tips a lot faster.