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Actually, if any significant amount of old solder is left, you didn't
do it right. The old solder should be removed with a solder wick or
vacuum (both available at radio shack) and replaced entirely. I would
also use a small amount of non-corrosive liquid flux in addition to
brand new flux core solder for a good connection that will last at
least as long again as the factory one did.
Tyler
On Nov 27, 2006, at 7:15 PM, Jim Cathey wrote:
If you didn't add any new solder during the resoldering, you didn't
do it right. It's not so much the new solder that helps, it's the new
flux you get with it. Reheating old crystalline oxidized joints is an
exercise in futility.
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