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08.07.2011, 02:47 PM

^ you do use flux, since that is was the rosin core is ;)
You don't use any additional flux


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08.07.2011, 06:24 PM

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^ you do use flux, since that is was the rosin core is ;)
You don't use any additional flux
I am quite aware of that.


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08.08.2011, 06:07 PM

I use a 60/40 Multicore with water soluble flux that way I can wash it off with water and make the joint clean. Kester also makes a water soluble flux solder as well. The key is a hot iron, especially on something large. I also use a Metcal soldering station, don't remember the wattage (it's about the size of a 30W iron), but I can do 10 gauge easily and I can solder together a roll of pennies with it so it does the job.

When I am at home I use the same solder, but if I have to to large wire I use a 250W gun or my portasol for smaller items.

Using a flux pen works wonders when doing large gauge wire, I also use one that is water soluble. I'll have to check the brand.

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