Types of flux. Rosin flux, liquid rosin. скачать в хорошем качестве

Types of flux. Rosin flux, liquid rosin.

Donate: BTC:384FUkevJsceKXQFnUpKtdRiNAHtRTn7SD ETH: 0x20ac0fc9e6c1f1d0e15f20e9fb09fdadd1f2f5cd Watch FULL video at:    • Mastering SOLDERING. TOP 10 mistakes YOU m...   You always want to buy solder wire with rosin. To make sure, look for the word FLUX on the label. If you use classic hard rosin, for tinning, you can put some solder on the tip of the iron and just dip the wire into rosin. The second option is to feed solder directly to the conductor while tinning. The soldering iron and solder wire should be on the opposite sides of the workpiece. There is also this great thing called liquid rosin flux. It’s really cheap, but it works flawlessly. It can even be used when soldering surface mounts components (SMDs) if they are large enough, or, you can buy dedicated SMD flux for that. Liquid rosin also does great job removing shorts between conductors that accidentally stuck together during soldering. Just put some flux on the sticking point and heat it with a soldering iron. After you’ve finished your soldering job, before powering up the circuit, don’t be lazy performing a couple of checks with a multimeter to make sure the short was completely removed. You’ll save yourself tons of time replacing the burned-out components. And, it goes without saying, that you should never solder with power applied to the circuit. Even people with years of experience sometimes forget to cut it off while working on the PCB. Yep, that happens. So, it never hurts to recheck if your power supply is off. X-Source: 8kyo1PdkFLE#08 #shorts