Our white wheel is not 66 wide, but we testing Boa wheel for sell on front because is almost similar size.
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I’m using a Hakko FX-600.
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Share me photo of wire you solder.
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Probably going to need to sand that enamel off. I found a mini rotary wire brush to be the best.
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Is it enameled motor wire? Maybe try without flux and crank that heat so you can burn off coating?
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holy cow thats fast!
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not so relavant to this topic
but hwo do you test the bullet strength if you give it a quick pull and it doesnt come off is that a good enough connection?
Mechanical strength =/ conductivity, you want to make sure as much of the bullet is full of copper wire with a thin layer of solder bridging the gap between bullet and wire.
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my bullets are more like copper wire at the bottome touching the sticking out bit of the bullet and the hole is filled to the brim with solder
gave it a tug and didnt come out so hopefully its a good enough solder
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@jeffwuneo I’m interested in a pair of these if they are still available and/or if there is another group buy. I’ll watch this thread also so I don’t miss anything.
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Hi Jeff,
Can you check my tracking as well.
I’m invoice 50 for the motors and 75 for the front wheels. Nothing from PayPal for tracking.
Oh damn that looks like a ball ache. I’m definitely gonna need to shorten my phase wires. Hopefully its not too difficult with the wire brush like @Static has recommended.
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Its enameled wire, i scratched the surface of the wires clean thoroughly with a sharp knife, then put solder flux on it and soldered it. Worked for me i guess.
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Send me message and I can checking for you today.
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This means stiff wire, somewhat vulnerable to breaking with movement over time? Here come the silicone wire mods.
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I already rely your message.
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