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Using high temp solder after removing standard solder
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I have a question regarding using the high temp solder after removing standard solder Sn63/Pb37.  After wicking away the standard solder, we need to re-solder the wiring and components using the high temp solder (Sn95/Ag5).   We are concerned that the integrity of the solder joint and the temperature rating may be negatively affected.  Is this a legitimate concern?  Any suggestions?

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