I was soldering a 40 pin chip socket on a board, when I reallised it was the wrong spot. I don't have a desoldering iron. (i'm gonna order one asap) but does anyone know another way of desoldering it?
I think heating up a solder point and then very quickly tapping it against a table top or whatever and repeating until all the solder is off would be the only way.
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Well, I suppose it IS possible to invent a device, or find one, that can connect all the pins together on one side, then heat it up with the soldering iron, thus heating up every pin (although if your iron isn't hot enough it might not work)
Yeah that would work. But I think i'm just gonna order a desoldering iron. (or something similair) It also ads that the holes are nice and clean because I still need to use them.
Radio shack has these cheap desoldering bulbs for about $5. Only problem is that the solder is easily clogged in the tip. (a small nail or a needle can help with that, though
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I'll be honest with you - I would have never guessed that.
OK, my Mom LIVED in Holland and I KNoW that she had chain elctronics stores in Holland.... By the way (correct me if I'm wrong) for all those who pronounce jeroens name "jair-owen", it's actually pronounced "Yair-oon". Just sos ya knows...