Solder Bridge Removal | Soldering Tips | B.E.S.T Corporation
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you are too awesome to be on youtube. Youtube should pay you for being on youtube:)
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Very usefull video! I realy appreciate it that you are sharing youre knowledge with us!
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Good staff master Norman thanks for sharing. From GHSP in Grand Haven see you around...
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Great video. I often get bridges on our 100 leg Microchip PIC32. I use a chisel tip and the gel type flux. I am hardly successful. Could it be the flux or tip I'm using?
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I wish to know what type of flux being used in the video?
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lovegadgets is right your too fuckin good man i'v learnt a lot of youtube from people like you i always get my solder sucker out and tend to make a worser job of it thanks for shareing usefull info A++++++++++++++++++
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very good information, thanks!
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some good info there. but like most surface mount soldering examples, the chip is not particularly fine pitched. I'd like to see you do that on an old IC that is being remounted to repair (for example) and arcade PCB. Something like a QFP240 with 0.5mm pitch legs..... using a new IC with 0.8 or 1.27 mm pin spacing is pretty easy :-)
gurudumps 2 years ago
How fine of a pitch would you like to see?
SolderingGeek 2 years ago
hey question will flux damage any other areas
deseocar 3 years ago
You should always make sure the flux is compatible with parts, and boards before you use it.
SolderingGeek 3 years ago
Thanks for the comments.
SolderingGeek 3 years ago