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Posted by: piku
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Jan,20.2006-07:26
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Also it helps to "tin" the post you are soldering to. It's not tinning in the real sense but just apply a tiny bit of solder basically removes the dirt and oxidation and provides a fresh surface to solder to. Makes it much easier when you have to actually join the wire properly. Also the iron makes ALL the difference. I have a high wattage ESD safe Weller iron with micropoint tip and I don't know how I got by without it.
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Thomas Wellicome
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Mark
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Peter
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Thomas Wellicome
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Peter
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SWE
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Jan,07.2006-21:36
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SWE
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Jan,07.2006-21:39
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sh3-rg
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Jan,08.2006-02:05
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SWE
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Jan,08.2006-07:21
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piku
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Jan,20.2006-07:26
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Thomas Wellicome
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SWE
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Thomas Wellicome
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Jan,09.2006-21:12
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