Re: Tag terminal desoldering technique/s ?

Try going to one of the aerospace industry houses here in SoCal and 
implement some of the yahoo practices of desoldering as described here and

condoned by some, and you will be thrown out before you can even blink an 
eye!

As in soldering, but in reverse, there is methodology and experience in
the 
way one removes components from a circuit.

From milspec procedures, to industry protocol, there is a way of doing
this, 
in the same manner as driving schools teach parallel parking!

Omer



"nesesu" <neil_sutcliffe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>
>> I find it an interesting point. We each, separately, have found a way 
>> that
>> obviously works or we would try and find another method. But there is
no
>> convergence to some outright winning process.
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>
> IMHO, there is no "winning process" because there are too many
> variables. A 'bag of tricks' is more useful and the appropriate
> methods applied to the particular situation encountered. Replacing a
> components [lead] down under a bandswitch is handled far differently
> than on an 'eye' type terminal strip fully exposed in the middle of
> the chassis.
> I think the whole process is called "experience".
>
> Neil S.
>