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You should learn what a thermal profile is then.

If you are placing cold boards in direct contact with hot, molten solder, and you do not use a thermal lead-in profile, you can damage your boards or components.

Worse, if you do not know what temp a board is at the moment it leaves full contact with molten solder of a known temp, you need to remove yourself from that aspect of the industry entirely.

Mainly as a punishment for "jumping right in". Blind, no less. Let alone how easy it is to research and learn about.

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Archimedes' Lever
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Calling you full of shit is not a scat reference, it is a vermin moniker reference. You are that vermin.

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Archimedes' Lever

So English isn't you first language then.

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Pomegranate Bastard

It only took you two sittings to answer, AlwaysWrong. Your ADHD is improving. Better drugs?

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krw

Of course not. Scat is.

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krw

We were talking about SOLDERING IRONS, not reflow ovens, here. I'm not sure how you can make a temp profile with a soldering iron unless you turn the iron on and off while you hold the tip in contact with the pad on the board, I think this MIGHT slow me down just a bit.

Jon

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Jon Elson

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