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Question Regarding Potentials for Resistor Failure?
Thanks for reading,
I've been soldering and re-soldering resistors, what is the possibility of them failing because of my work? It may seem stupid to ask but I am new to this and thought it best to ask you folks and risk ridicule rather than continuing to make the same potentially stupid mistakes. Go easy on me please. Any comments other than smart ass ones would be appreciated. I would especially appreciate it if you could reply directly to me as I don't really know how to navigate NewsGroups...I can however pilot that UFO mentioned earlier once it is repaired. Thanks and Merry Christmas to ALL! Steve the Canuck. Go HABS Go!, (hockey), go figure ehh. |
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Question Regarding Potentials for Resistor Failure?
"SniffMoi" bravely wrote to "All" (18 Dec 03 01:54:53)
--- on the heady topic of "Question Regarding Potentials for Resistor Failure?" If you heated the joint for less than 10 seconds then no damage was likely done. How do you suppose the mfgr got the parts on the pcb in the first place? Sn From: SniffMoi Sn I've been soldering and re-soldering resistors, what is the Sn possibility of them failing because of my work? .... Letterman of Borg - "Ok, Top 10 reasons why resistance is futile:" |
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