Hi,
I am wondering about heat, I am using the mid-range you suggest of 750F for my
soldering station.
It is hard to get the solder to wick straight through to the other side of the
board.
I know there is a connection through the hole.
In your notes, I don't see any suggestions on how much to
In a plated thru hole, you only have to solder one side, and the conduction
is made to the trace on other, as there is already solder in the hole.
Stuart
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Alan,
Modern components will handle normal heat of soldering for a short period of
time - up to 5 seconds at 750 degrees F. The reality is that it takes both
time and temperature to destroy a component, and more components are damaged
by 'heat soaking' at a low soldering temperature than are
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