SparkFun Electronics Commentsurn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f82492024-03-19T07:21:36-06:00SparkFun ElectronicsCustomer #1402750 on Friday Product Post: Solder Where? Solder There!Customer #1402750urn:uuid:ccf733b4-4a77-5455-213d-beacadd3a0662018-07-12T13:11:44-06:00<p>I would like to see soldering articles on no-lead solder. There are some challenges, especially to those of us new to no-lead. Lead-based solder is on the way out, and for any commercialized project, RoHS compliance has already become an important consideration. And for non-commercial projects, who knows how long lead-based solder will be available?</p>
Customer #134773 on Friday Product Post: Solder Where? Solder There!Customer #134773urn:uuid:b064a326-674e-1bab-5192-19556e2170d22018-03-30T12:04:31-06:00<p>"From viewers like YOU" -- not like me, Chris. ;-) I might have been interested around 1970, but today I think my soldering skills are a tad bit beyond these kits... ;-) I'm sure there are folks at SparkFun, as well as other readers, who have better skills than I do. (I won't attempt a BGA by hand, even with my hot air "rework" station, nor do I like to do any SMD smaller than 0402.)<p>Anyway, I think that these ARE great for beginners -- and it's nice to be able to get something "useful" out of soldering practice. A lot better than the ones I remember when I was learning that you'd end up with just a "random circuit" that didn't do anything!</p><p>Great post for the "redundant" holiday (aren't <em>all</em> Fridays good?) (Please, that's meant as a joke!)</p></p>
J-Spark on Friday Product Post: Solder Where? Solder There!J-Sparkurn:uuid:6c2e45ba-5c21-f7f9-3ed7-48cf9e49ae6a2018-03-30T11:37:36-06:00<p>Si, estoy de acuerdo !</p>
FSJ Guy on Friday Product Post: Solder Where? Solder There!FSJ Guyurn:uuid:9215d289-c564-8c17-73b0-24526a5b0c3b2018-03-30T10:41:08-06:00<p>Day of the Geek video really needs to be in Spanish with English subtitles!!!!
:- )</p>