Re: High Altitude Solder

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Re: High Altitude Solder

Allen C. Ward
It is not necessary to use high altitude solder for altitudes
under 25,000 meters.  One can merely use etheral flux with
standard 60/40 rosin core.  Above 25,000 meter the solar
flux dilutes the etheral flux and so high altitude solder IS
required.
Allen KA5N
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Re: Re: High Altitude Solder

Weymouth Walker
We don't need no steenking "High Attitude Solder"
down here in the South ...

Wey K8EAB
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From: "Allen C. Ward" <[hidden email]>
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Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 11:39 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Re: High Altitude Solder


It is not necessary to use high altitude solder for altitudes
under 25,000 meters.  One can merely use etheral flux with
standard 60/40 rosin core.  Above 25,000 meter the solar
flux dilutes the etheral flux and so high altitude solder IS
required.
Allen KA5N
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