From Kenny Balys Sent Wed, Jun 27th 2018, 18:47
From Kenny Balys Sent Wed, Jun 27th 2018, 18:47
I wrecked a lot of stuff learning how to do it. :) Wrecking stuff is part of the learning process. If its a 101, get good old lead based solder and use only that. ie) match the solder type to the device you are working You need a nice soldering iron with a good tip. Temperature controlled is nice. I go a little hotter for de-soldering. Weller is a great brand. Practice on something less important or even build a few kits. Lots of excellent experience can come from building kits. On 27.06.18 16:59 , A. Horton wrote: > How do you avoid damaging them? > > On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 12:38 PM Kenny Balys <xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: >> >> >> Thats a really good point about the circuit boards. >> >> They damage far too easily so its really not an ideal first timer job. >>