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In Reply to: Is the TI shield easy to cut and shape ? posted by diyaudiophile on December 10, 2007 at 23:35:04:
A smaller iron won't provide sufficient heat. Clean the surface carefully: start with Brasso if it is corroded, and remove the residue with a powerful solvent such as Goof-Off (sold for removing dried latex paint spatters). Use some liquid electronics grade soldering flux and a good solder such as WBT. Clean off the residual flux when the joint is cool.
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- A 40-watt soldering iron is good for TI-Shield. - Al Sekela 12/11/0715:30:12 12/11/07 (1)
- Thanks AL (nt) - diyaudiophile 00:15:35 12/12/07 (0)
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