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Often the issue is the component is sinking most of the heat away from the joint. If the giant chunk of metal your heating can dissipate the power of your sold
by sfeng 12y ago
Often the issue is the component is sinking most of the heat away from the joint. If the giant chunk of metal your heating can dissipate the power of your soldering iron, you're not gonna heat much up.
- dghughes 12y agoTrue but even with the component removed and trying to clean up jagged solder on legs it's tough stuff to get to melt. This is the solder that comes from the factory we just use the lead-free regular stuff when it goes back in.
- dghughes 12y agoTrue but even with the component removed and trying to clean up jagged solder on legs it's tough stuff to get to melt. This is the solder that comes from the factory we just use the lead-free regular stuff when it goes back in.