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In Reply to: soldering technique question posted by henryrancourt@att.net on September 7, 2016 at 10:10:33:
Your method is fine, especially for high-mass pure copper connectors which tend to require high-heat temperatures. I suggest going a step further, and use additional solder when making the solder joint. A dependable solder joint can be created by quickly touching the tip of a soldering iron to both the moderately tinned areas of the connector and wire, along with a flow of fresh solder at the same time. This is the best approach I've found when making difficult solder joints.
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- RE: soldering technique question - Duster 16:25:52 09/07/16 (1)
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