Reddit reviews LA-CO 22101 Regular Soldering Flux Paste, 2 oz
We found 2 Reddit comments about LA-CO 22101 Regular Soldering Flux Paste, 2 oz. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Water-soluble paste won’t leave residue in water pipingMeets industry standard ASTM B813 and contains no zinc chloride to reduce corrosion concernsNon-acid, non-toxic, and lead-free to eliminate safety concernsCleans pipe upon application, allowing solder to run more smoothly around the pipeAll-weather formula for use in hot and cold climates
I bought this one 2 days before:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005EO2HS0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Is this a bad move?
> Can you point me in the direction of a guide to fix it? Thanks for the response, also.
r/AskElectronics can help you find the problem and fix it. You will need a soldering iron and related accessories. This is what I got for myself to fix my mouse:
You will save money in the long run by fixing your stuff. Use your rights or lose them. Right to repair was first lost when consumers started tolerating proprietary batteries. Then proprietary non-replaceable batteries (NRB's). Then disposable devices. Then pre-paid charging. Then pay per charge. It keeps getting worse. The only way to stop it is to go back to the beginning and eliminate the proprietary NRB's. Before you can regain the right to repair, you first need to regain the right to open your device and put in new batteries.
There are 2 subreddits committed to ending the reign of proprietary NRB's:
Another notable subreddit with right to repair content:
You can learn more about this issue here:
> research found repair was "helping people overcome the negative logic that accompanies the abandonment of things and people" [...] relationships between people and material things tend to be reciprocal.
A few other subreddits to help you or inspire you to fix your stuff: