nuckollsr(at)cox.net Guest
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Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:34 pm Post subject: Soldering question--What am I doing wrong? |
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I hope that adding to Bob's answer isn't too presumptuous....
Using insufficient heat/power is much more likely to damage stuff than
'too much'. Reason: if the iron isn't hot enough, or is so under
powered or under massed that it can't get the joint hot quickly, heat
can flow into easily damaged components & raise their temp to damaging
levels before the joint gets hot enough to flow solder. (Same thing can
happen if the joint or iron isn't clean.)
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Dead on right sir. It's sorta like having your cubmaster having
you "start off easy" with a dull knife . . . lest you hurt yerself.
Saw more folks get buggered trying to force a cut with dull
knives than those who could concentrate on doing it right
because skill and not the tool was the limiting factor.
Bob . . .
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