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General => General Technical Chat => Topic started by: SgtRock on February 27, 2012, 08:33:18 pm
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Greetings EEVBees:
--Please see, below, picture of the "Green Desoldering Foam". But, not to worry, an explanation of its use, is provided. See link and quote:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-3-5-5-cm-solder-green-desoldering-foam-/370293791325?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item56373ada5d (http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-3-5-5-cm-solder-green-desoldering-foam-/370293791325?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item56373ada5d)
"how to use
1 place the desoldering wick over the solder to
be removed , then push the heated soldering .
iron tip onto the desoldering wick . The solder
has been absorbed
2 remove the desoldering wick after the solder has been absorbed
3 cuf off the used section of the wick using nippers.
4 repeat steps1,2 if the solder is not removed completely. Absirbablitity may deffer depending on the type of
solder . sn36% and 60% ?tincotent?
have good absorbabilityhys000642"
--I really like step 2. I used to work for gentleman whose first language was Spanish. One day I attempted to curse profanely en Español. My friend very nearly peed his pants, laughing. So, indeed, I have been on the other end of the shtick, playing the buffoon.
--If you have encountered similar products you may post them here, if you wish. As Wun says: "Happy for you to desoldering, please"
"Does not squirrel crack nuts on bough of oak tree."
Lao Fu 1410 1620
Best Regards
Clear Ether
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--I really like step 2. I used to work for gentleman whose first language was Spanish. One day I attempted to curse profanely en Español. My friend very nearly peed his pants, laughing. So, indeed, I have been on the other end of the shtick, playing the buffoon.
I used to have a Spanish motorbike. The english handbook included an instruction to grease all whirling parts ;)
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haha, I think they mixed solder wick with the sponges used to clean the soldering iron tip
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--I really like step 2. I used to work for gentleman whose first language was Spanish. One day I attempted to curse profanely en Español. My friend very nearly peed his pants, laughing. So, indeed, I have been on the other end of the shtick, playing the buffoon.
I used to have a Spanish motorbike. The english handbook included an instruction to grease all whirling parts ;)
Ah, yes, lets grease the whirling disc brakes :'(
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so that is why my cars back wheels are squeaking, need some oil ;)