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Any idea why, if the parts don't add to 100, they don't reduce the fraction in the solder name from 66/44 to 3/2? Un-reduced portions are handy if they're perc
by KMag 7y ago
Any idea why, if the parts don't add to 100, they don't reduce the fraction in the solder name from 66/44 to 3/2? Un-reduced portions are handy if they're percentages, but if they're not going to be percentages, why not reduce the fraction?
- nerdponx 7y agoMight be a typo? Usually you have 60/40 and 63/37.
- jiveturkey 7y agobecause you're comparing it to 63/37. it's much easier to grok the comparison when you use the same "units". in racing, they say to drive 10/10ths. not 1's. for the same reason.
- Dylan16807 7y agoIf they don't add up to 100, and neither of the numbers matches the default, they're not the same units.