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Date: | Tue, 2 Feb 2016 13:30:16 -0600 |
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We use bare board materials that meet or exceed the requirements of
IPC-4101/129 by default, but if we had a design that required MANY manual
soldering and de-soldering operations (at least in the beginning), should I
recommend a different material?
I don't know much about manual soldering and what it does to the bare board.
Is there a commonly-used material for this kind of abuse, or is /129 good
enough?
feeling grateful for IPC forums..
I don't even know where else I could ask this question,
Jack
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