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In Reply to: conductive epoxy posted by ljd'a03086 on July 25, 2007 at 17:15:45:
Hi.
It is always a pain to solder muti-pinned chips however skilful one can be in soldering. It is the heat we all worry about.
To kill the heat, I use cotton Q-tips soaked with distilled water (available cheaply in bulk containers in any grocery stores) or just filtered water from the tap.
Soak up the entire body of the chip & the neightbouring pins with the wetted Q-tip in position, the soldering heat will be greatly dissipated before any heat damage can incur.
The same wetted Q-tip cooling can be applied to soldering any heat sensitive parts.
It works bigtime for me.
c-J
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