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01-18-09
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Soldering Iron
Hello all,
__________________I apologize if this question has been asked in this past but I'm somewhat curious. When you do Voltmods you're working with very tiny connections. Do you require a specific type of Soldering Iron to do this? Or do you achieve your results based on skill alone? Again sorry if this has been asked in the past. I looked through the archive and didn't find anything on the subject. Thank you, Keith
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you can do Pencil mods that require no soldering, although im sure soldering is more effective and possibly risky, dont burn your pcb!
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Linux Lobbyist
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You cut back on the coffee and the amphetamines.
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well yes a lot of it has to do with skill, also a very fine tip on the soldering iron along with thin solder helps a lot :]
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good tools always help, but it still takes skill
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