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Subject: Re: [geda-user] home soldering with hot-plates
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>
> Actually, once the reflow process is done, you want things to cool down
> quickly.  Have a look at the recommended temperature profile for your
> favorite solder paste ...
>
> Bdale

I suppose it's easy enough to just pull the board up off the griddle :)