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General type questions:
I would like to know what the current status of J-STD-001B ? When will it be
available ?
Does anyone know of a water soluble flux that can be used for wavesoldering,
bench top work, and component tinning that meets the L0 or L1 activity
levels of J-STD-004 ?
Is there a planned release of specifications for Training Programs and a
Soldering Handbook ? Both items are "TBD" in the last J-STD-001B Document
Relationship table.
Anyone willing to share information on how they have been able to qualify
water soluble fluxes for use on military contracts ??
Thanks, Bill Kasprzak
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