koeksGHT
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Gees I wouldn't have done that just by reading that on the internet.
Glad it worked for you!
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No real risk in doing this, my old man has a wave soldering machine is his factory and part of the process is heating the boards before they go over the wave.
This YouTube vid show the process.
Motherboards and such use surface mount components, these components don't have legs sticking through the board. They are stuck onto the boards by pick and place* machines and then also heated to high temperatures to melt the solder on them and create the joints.
*YouTube this, these machines are insane to see when they run at a decent speed
This YouTube vid show the process.
Motherboards and such use surface mount components, these components don't have legs sticking through the board. They are stuck onto the boards by pick and place* machines and then also heated to high temperatures to melt the solder on them and create the joints.
*YouTube this, these machines are insane to see when they run at a decent speed
FlatspinZA
Expert Member
I just saw this thread now - read it all. Will give it a bash - thanks for the tips.