On an EEVblog video I learned about ChipQuik Alloy which has a low melting point for removing difficult SMT components with a soldering iron.
ChipQuik Alloy
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On an EEVblog video I learned about ChipQuik Alloy which has a low melting point for removing difficult SMT components with a soldering iron.
My solder is Loctite (Multicore) 60/40 C511 5C 0.56mm 0.25kg. It’s a 60/40 tin/lead alloy. Diameter is 0.56mm. I think the melting point for tin/lead alloy is around about 180-190°C.
I’m gonna get myself some lead free solder, probably this 812020 Solder Wire, Lead Free, High Activity, 0.5mm Diameter, 217°C, 250g, Alloy 97.1, 2.6, 0.3 Sn, Ag, Cu.
This is great: Formally Modeling Database Migrations. I need more formal methods in my life.