Dave,



I have copies of Rev A and Rev B but did not find anything beyond Type A is activated flux. However, doing a google search on eutectic 157 resulted in a hit for a flux made by Castolin Eutectic.



Follow this link to see the results I found: https://www.castolin.com/en-CA/product/eutector-flux-157



Regards,

Tom



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Subject: [TN] Flux/Specification Question



Hi team - hey need some grey grey beard help. I am trying to find out what the following wording means: "Type A (Eutectic 157)" in the old MIL-F-14256 specification. I can't find a copy of MIL-F-14256 to look up this old nomenclature (I can get my hands on Revisions C-F). I am betting I need the initial specification release to find the secret decoder ring.



TIA



Dave Hillman

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