Although I agree that if we consider just the solder, lead-free solder is better for the environment. But if we look at a larger picture, from my experience and from what I've been able to gather from research, electronics made with lead-free solder tend to fail more often since the solder joints are more brittle and break due to mechanical stress. Then the whole device is generally thrown away. This should also be taken into consideration when determining impact on the environment. All that being said, just discovered your channel recently and I'm enjoying your videos!
..and there is the issue of tin whisker grows over time. Lower wetting, too. But still I am in favor of leadfree and more research compered to spilling lead into the enviroment. Especially cadmium, mercury, cobalt & lead should stay out of future mass market products. ROHS makes sense in the long run.
Perfectly presented and explained by Mr. Ichiken, congratulations. What caught my attention was the excellent vacuum pump for tin suction and Flux Cleaner. Hello and welcome to my RU-vid channel. I present, among other things, a new generation, four-phase synchronous motor 😀.
The ai voice is killing me! XDD Like, it mostly sounds... systematic? Devoid of strong feeling? But then sometimes it hits you with a random hint of sassiness, like a teacher that has delt with too many class-clowns lol Awesome video. I cant wait to try soldering!
very good rather excellent explanation & great demo . You are a very good teacher. Thanks a lot for explaning all my mistakes very clearly and their corrections. ,,👍👌
God dammit, can't we just pronounce it the wrong way? It's so distracting cuz I know you're doing it intentionally and you're almost putting emphasis on it!
