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Unread 16-01-2004, 10:57
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Re: Current Sensor

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Originally Posted by Garrix
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Also if you mess up and fill a hole with solder, and you still need to put a pin in it, just simply touch your iron to the solder until it turns liquid, and use a high pressure spray of some sort (air or endust) and the entire area is clean
Garrix,
Just tapping the circuit board on the bench after you heat up the pad works fairly well also. But a better hint is to solder the #10 wires to the board before you add the sensor, that way you don't have to worry about heatsinking the sensor leads.
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