Just a PSA about 'no clean' flux, it really just means low residue. It's usage is supposed to be for boards that will undergo wave soldering after being hand soldered, that's where the rest of the left over residue would burn off. It might look clean to the eye but the residue is still there. Sometimes it will manifest as a white non-corrosive residue over time, or might do actual damage depending on composition. Either way 'no clean' residue is almost impossible to clean. I tend to lean towards the waxy type, just make sure to clean the board after with IPA.
Here are some pro's and con's about no cleans:
https://www.circuitnet.com/experts/73284.html
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I will try to upload it again but nintendo presses youtube to delete these videos.....Don't need a mod chip since I have a release console. But I was interested in watching the video. It's been removed from YouTube...
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