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Hi all,
I have been installing a back light for my gameboy advance but I have created a few dry joints, I am going to order some new equipment to make it better, some braid solder sucker, new solder iron and a multimeter so I can clean it up start again then test the new joints. What I would really like to know is how can I test a solder joint is perfect/good using a multimeter? Or do I need some other equipment? Thanks Grant |
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