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a lot recently on the JC Blowtorch thread re component cleaning and soldering in general. And do they get in a huff about it!
It simple to clean.
For IRFP i have use anti-static gloves for safety.
Images speaks him self.
Decker thank you for sharing
Have nice day😀
For IRFP i have use anti-static gloves for safety.
Images speaks him self.
Decker thank you for sharing
Have nice day😀
Thanks, soundhappy. Brianco, thanks for pointing out that part of the JC blowtorch thread. Interesting discussion. I notice that at least one person thinks that steel wool has contaminants that could interfere with soldering. Based upon this, I am thinking about trying brass wool instead. Or Scotchbrite pads.
My experience of metal 'wool' is that it is lightly oil coated to stop rust/oxygenation. I would not recommend it unless first really cleaned. I just scrape with an old blade. Works for me.
This one from last photos is INOX don't need be protected with oil.Old blade work i have try no chemicals needed is quick i like the result
I thought this was pretty good soldering/solder equipment and materials info.
EEVblog #180 - Soldering Tutorial Part 1 - Tools - YouTube
EEVblog #183 - Soldering Tutorial Part 2 - YouTube
EEVblog #186 - Soldering Tutorial Part 3 - Surface Mount - YouTube
EEVblog #180 - Soldering Tutorial Part 1 - Tools - YouTube
EEVblog #183 - Soldering Tutorial Part 2 - YouTube
EEVblog #186 - Soldering Tutorial Part 3 - Surface Mount - YouTube
Impressive 200k to 300k views ! That about 5% of the whole country . Love the accent make a dry subject fun for an old American . Go Kiwi !
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This inox wool is made to clean in kichen wet envirenment don't rust have put in the water no problem.
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Thanks is a excellent video!
Lets talk internal ideal wire for audio signal , diameter, magnetic shield for F4 , F5 , AlephJ your prefered brand and why?
Cheers
Lets talk internal ideal wire for audio signal , diameter, magnetic shield for F4 , F5 , AlephJ your prefered brand and why?
Cheers
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I do work with strain gauging ie extremely small signals and have discovered issues with crimped bnc connectors just for starters.
This is basic stuff for most people here but I thought you guys might like to see how we tackle this stuff.
http://www.vishaypg.com/docs/11051/tn501.pdf
This is basic stuff for most people here but I thought you guys might like to see how we tackle this stuff.
http://www.vishaypg.com/docs/11051/tn501.pdf
Aussie/kiwi, close enough, may as well just call us ANZACs
Kiwis tend to have a greater appreciation for sheep than us though.
Kiwis tend to have a greater appreciation for sheep than us though.
Oh, I see you were refering to the guy that posted the EEV Blog links. My mistake! I thought you were refering to EEV Blog Dave. I beg forgiveness.
Sorry mates! I wanted to keep the sheep out of it! Just in case I ever get to visit that side.
Coming back to soldering though. How much of a benefit is hot air soldering? Is it worthwhile to get a hot air station in addition to a normal station?
I do almost all SMT with a pointy tip on an iron. Only the QFPs and such, and larger size things on a large copper plane do I use an air pencil and low temp paste. 😀
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