Low thermal EMF solder

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You're quite the liar, ALwaysWrong.

I think they're talking about this magazine:

I doubt that. What law prohibits it?

Cd silver solder is still used by the HVAC guys and they get it a lot hotter (hence more hazardous).

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

I suspect so, but I wanted to ask him.

I think that JD meant this one

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John Larkin Highland Technology Inc

Precision electronic instrumentation Picosecond-resolution Digital Delay and Pulse generators Custom timing and laser controllers Photonics and fiberoptic TTL data links VME analog, thermocouple, LVDT, synchro, tachometer Multichannel arbitrary waveform generators

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The gear I work on is advanced, state=of=the-art equipment. the gear I use to work on it with is advanced state-of-the-art test and measurement equipment.

You are just a frustrated, jealous, obsolete, senile old loser.

You got to play with model rockets when you were a kid. I get to launch real rockets and place real payloads into space these days, and you still only get to play with the non-functional toy versions.

No lies required, dipshit, GayTaRdW

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The flush toilet has been around for a *long* time, DimBulb.

You're always wrong, AlwaysWrong. A crybaby, too.

Translation: Your toilet exploded out from under you.

AlwaysWrong always lies.

you can get the febo.com volts-nuts list on gmane if you prefer nntp to a mailing list.

I agree with Spehro, Cd content doesn't seem to be an issue. I purchased a while ago some non-superconductive soft solder from Kapp, no problems. They don't seem to carry Cd-Sn, however. Neither does the Indium Corporation of America, which otherwise has a wide selection of alloys available.

Regards, Mikko

No, I haven't asked there John, but thanks for the suggestion. Will be going there later today.

Dave M

John Devereux wrote:

There are a bunch of professional mags, like ED, EDN, ECN, EET, Laser Focus World, Photonics Spectra, Microwaves+RF, RF Design, High Speed Electronics. They are all free, print or online.

Now I know why I have this tiny roll of wierd Cadmium based solder by Indium Corp at Home. Has a few other ingredients, but must be low EMF.

Steve

For nntp client, is some kind of authentication or login required? Port 119?

For gmane no signup or auth is needed. news.gmane.org port 119 you can read the lists on gmane.org for free.

volts-nuts is

gmane.comp.volts.nuts

there's a gmane FAQ somwwhere

If you want to post to the mailing list gmane will attempt to do that for you, but your post will probably be blocked by the list manager unless you sign up for the list, (you can signup and then access the list control panel and request the list not mail you)

Yup. There's also a time-nuts list for those that might be interested.

Lots of real smart guys on both, and I don't think I've ever seen any flaming and OT crap.

looking for

a wire

isothermal, any

and not

A#v=onepa

Tinyurl or one of its clones would have handled that better.

?-)

Focus

Electronics. They

Slight distinction, ad driven rags. The quality on those publications fell through the floor in the 1970s.

?-)

They

ED and EDN are fading. I measure them with calipers and sometimes get down below

I just flipped through Electronic Design. Total blather, but fortunately not much of it. Just took a couple of minutes.

They

This "Volt-Nuts" thing is different than the magazine known as "Nuts & Volts", which is what I errantly thought he was talking about originally.

The former is a far more precise realm than the latter. Or was designed to be so at least. Whether that is true or not...