sorry, spelling mistake:
"What do you _want_ it for?"
Remember, those solder alloys are optimized for a specific alloy
combination only, e.g. Cu-Cu.
Volker
Am 12.08.2013 10:39, schrieb Volker Esper:
Hi Joe,
What are you looking for, Cadmium-Solder, or Sn10Pb90, which is
Stannum/Plumbum-only?
And what do you what it for? In (very high) precision applications
there are so many issues to consider that the solder doesn't appear to
be at a high priority...
Volker
Am 12.08.2013 00:38, schrieb Joseph Gray:
Reading through the archives, I saw that there was some discussion
about a
safer alternative to cadmium-based solder. The low tin, high lead
alloy was
recommended as a good low-thermal EMF substitute. However, I did not see
any recommendations on where to buy some of this.
I just did some searching and all I come up with is bar solder,
mostly from
China. Where can I buy a small quantity of rosin-core 10/90 solder?
Mouser,
which is my preferred vendor certainly didn't list any. I would think
that
even 1/2 pound would last me a lifetime.
Joe Gray
W5JG
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