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Hi Everyone,
I am looking for a "correct definition" of a cold solder joint. I have
heard everything from if the solder joint looks dull it is cold solder to if
it is grainy, And I have also heard that it doesn't matter how the solder
joint looks that it is only when a solder joint has not made a electrical
connection. Please somone shed some light on this for me!
Thanks,
Jason Bruenning
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