I don't see why not. In fact, it may be a better way than soldering one end then the other. Reason why is because of thermal expansion and contraction. As the solder freezes it can pull against the other solder joint. Not that I'd worry too much about it.Thank you for your information. The SMD soldering can be done with tweezer too?
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