JanRwl@... wrote: >"Tinpest" is NOT a problem with "tin solders" with other metals ALLOYED in >with the tin, even when only 1% or so! Only "pure tin" can get tinpest below >freezing! > > > The article I hit last week on it mentioning the military's unpreparedness for no-lead future said that the only thing that reliably stops tincicles is at least somewhere from 1-3% lead. Within the industry article, so while I didn't go looking for contradiction for it, I'd expect they'd probably know something about it since everyone's looking for the lead free cure. So more specifically lead, which won't be around for some of the people shortly. Can't remember if it was 2006 or 2008 they said EU was to be lead free.. Sneak a fishing weight into your solder bath and out pace your competition. Also amazing how many of the dead satellites that they've worked out after the fact died from it. Direct TV 3 and like 5 or 6 of the other failures just in the last 5 years or so. Alan
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Tinning the board? silver/tin solder or copper/tin so...
2005-11-21 by Alan King
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