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Old 07-01-07, 02:30 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by The_Acid_Beaver View Post
I would highly recomend de-soldering the connections as the old solder won't flow correctly as it has been work hardened and can cause problems in the future. Also, adding that much solder isn't a garauntee of a good joint. That usually means you didn't heat the "work," to achieve the proper joint characteristics.

Otherwise, this is one of the best write-ups I've seen on this subject. Thanks for sharing!
Great writeup! I would also highly recommend desoldering first. Also the picture above of the "balls" of solder are not proper soldering joints. There is too much solder on them, they will eventually fail again.

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