On Saturday 29 May 2004 04:42 pm, Stefan Trethan wrote: > > I have a home-built solder sucker unit, and initially started with using > > small-diameter steel tubing (brake line bought at an auto parts store), > > and the same rubber hose that you see all over engines, used as vacuum > > line. This turned out to be rather unsatisfactory in terms of performance > > -- I couldn't get a high enough flow rate through it -- so I changed the > > fittings and now use 1/2" copper tubing and some 5/8" or so clear tubing I > > picked up at Lowe's (home center). > This must be a misunderstanding. > > I'm talking about a "active" solder sucker. I'm not sure what you mean by that. > The type that has a metal hollow tip, attached to a metal pipe which is > heated. the back end of this metal pipe has to carry the hose. You want to flow solder around some plumbing, and maintain the stuff liquid the whole time? Why?
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] high temperature hose
2004-05-29 by Roy J. Tellason
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