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Re: Essential Electrical Tools
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Originally Posted by Ted Weisse View Post
Just a quick note...At your home location you can use solder with Lead but in the pits solder MUST BE LEAD FREE.
Can you cite a rule about that? I recognize that this is generally accepted as good practice, and generally a good habit to follow. However, I am not aware (after a quick check through the released version of Chapter 3) that it is an explicit rule.

I don't mean to be pedantic, but as we get ready for the build season I think that we need to get in the habit of being very clear about things that really are rules (with some type of associated authority) and things that are "really good ideas."

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