I like re-flow solder much better.
I haven't tried my process with the lead-free solder
yet, but I suspended the board in peanut oil and
heated it.
Then I would lift it out and melt some solder on it.
I'd put it back to attempt to re-flow the solder.
I'd take it out and use a damp rag and smear it over
the board.
Repeat if necessary.
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JanRwl@... wrote:
> In a message dated 6/3/2008 6:02:58 P.M. Central
> Daylight Time,
> dj@... writes:
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> I just soak the board in Liquid Tin (MG Chemicals)
> for a few minutes.<<
> Doesn't that solution have to be warm (say 140°-
> 280° F or more) to work
> well? Jan Rowland
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