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Re: Size codes and detail flux considerations and land preparation using solder
Broken link???________________________________________________
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Re: Size codes and detail flux considerations and land preparation using solder
Got the rest of the series?Comment
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Re: Size codes and detail flux considerations and land preparation using solder
very informative for newbee's.. but i think they could shorten it by removing some of the repetitive stuff.. i got the idea that you need to remove the old solder and you need flux the first 20 or so times that they said it.. dont need the reminder for the last 20 or so times.Comment
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Re: Size codes and detail flux considerations and land preparation using solder
I still cant access that link. Is it just me.
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it is a media player file.. maybe try right clicking the link and save as or something like that?? might be able to save it them play it..
I just tried that and it saved for me under firefox.. it is about 80 megs in size.. does that work?Last edited by kaniki; 02-02-2010, 11:10 AM.Comment
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Re: Size codes and detail flux considerations and land preparation using solder
Thanks for that.Originally posted by kaniki
Yep, right-click & "save as" worked.
I Didn't notice it was a .wmv file. Doh!________________________________________________
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Dont worry, it happens to the best of us.. now if i could just find that best part i would be all set..Originally posted by Radio Fox
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Size codes and detail flux considerations and land preparation using solder
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I want to purchase any good flux remover But "chemistronic flux off es835b" is the most common flux remover in my nation..
Is it good to use chemistronic flux off es835b for flux remover?
Or I have to purchase "3m novec flux remover" which is quite expensive in my nation? -
REWORK FLUXES Multifix 425-01 and 450-01 are tacky fluxes designed for use in a wide range of electronics assembly and rework processes. They represent a range of activities and residue levels to meet different customer requirements.
- No Clean Formulations
- Low residue
- Range of activity to deal with different component solderability
- Halide free
- Suitable for dispensing
- Compatible with solder coatings and/or No Clean flux cored solder wire product range
Both products are supplied in syringes or cartridges for application by dispensing....10-07-2024, 06:02 AM -
Now that my de-soldering gun is working i was able to remove this panel i made about a week before i noticed a issue the F segment of digits 2 and 3 would go out, digit 2 would go before digit 3, but would come back after the humidity got down from running the ac (note the weather outside is 30.5 / 74%; panel data is from a BME280)
Temp is on the left humidity is on the right
i noticed when the humidity got up one or 2 of the center digits on the right panel would loose a segment
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I have tried to bridging tiny broken trace which is shown in the below link,and I found that it is impossible to remove any flux after soldering task.
Is it possible bridging tiny broken trace - Badcaps - Capacitor Search Engine
Because the 0.02 mm copper wire is very very fragile,So It broke itself very easily whenever I tried to rub excess flux with cotton bud.
Is there any way to remove flux with the smallest rubbing or without any rubbing?
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Hi all,
I was watching a video from NorthWest Repair (The guy there is just doing such incredible repairs) and while he was fixing a bunch of pads on a GPU PCB, I saw this
I've been trying to fix some broken traces on a PS3 CPU for a while but one major issue I'm seeing with my AMTECH flux is that it gets tacky and dark very quickly and then it's a pain to remove and replace.
In the video Tony (I think it's his name) seems to suggest that I am just using the wrong flux?
Any thoughts or ideas?
Full video is here: https://w...
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