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Posted by Puddin' Man on September 12, 2007, 4:43 pm
>Can't emphasize enough to use only solder flux rated for electronic
>equipment. The solder flux in the solder is corrosive and if the wrong flux
>is used will turn your electronic equipment into a bunch of green crude.
>Look for the words: Rosin flux or electronic flux
What I got is an ancient Radio Shack cheapo soldering kit, including
solder. I've used it maybe once every 4 years to solder a new battery
into a personal trimmer. Solder joints look OK over time.
>Using plumbing flux is a definite no-no.
Check.
Thx.
P
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>> I've got an old stereo receiver with a broken main switch (not
>> replaceable).
>> It won't power.
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>> I can solder a jumper across 2 contacts on the switch board (I think).
>> Then add an in-line switch to the power cord.
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>> Don't know much about soldering ...
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>> What should I use for a jumper? Copper? Other material? Stranded?
>> Non-stranded?
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>> Thx,
>> Puddin'
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>> "Mit der Dummheit kaempfen Goetter selbst vergebens!"
>> -Friedrich Schiller
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"Mit der Dummheit kaempfen Goetter selbst vergebens!"
-Friedrich Schiller
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