Blue, Orange, Green, Brown, Slate.... Yep... didn't do the same, but worked in it for many years... :-)  It was always interesting to see the look on a backhoe operators face when they pull up the colored roots, kind of messy "eh"?  And, NO, I'm not from there but I did some work there also...

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LOL. I did live in Canada for 3 years when I was 19,20,21. Worked for Canada Telephone as a lineman, traveling all over the country, coast to coast, repairing phone lines. Lived up northeast of Flin Flon on a Cree Indian reservation. Best three years of my life; I never should have come home.



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😊  I see you use “eh”.  Part Canuck?



Bev







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Bev, you anwered at 12:17 my time, and I sent at 12:18 my time.



Then I read your response below.



Great minds think alike, eh?







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Joey,



You probably don’t want to hear this, but… the answer is “it depends”.  How marginal is marginal? What is the lead finish? Are the pad connected to a ground plane?  What is your reflow profile?







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Bev







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Is ROL0 flux an adequate one when faced with having to solder marginally oxidized components. Or should a different flux type be selected. Application is ground based/hi-rel (non flight). Flowdown is J-001 (not space addendum). Thanks….











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