Hot enough to melt the solder. It’s not about the temperature, it’s about heat transfer. Bigger tip, more heat transfer.
Not necessarily. Temperature-controlled soldering stations (like the one you have) don’t use the full power all the time. They adjust the power to maintain the set temperature.
Like I said, it’s about heat transfer, not just temperature.
I would recommend getting an iron with integrated heater cartridges in the tips, because it greatly improves the thermal transfer capability. That would probably involve a whole new setup because the chances of a different brand iron with a different type of heater having a compatible temperature sensor are not great.
@b264 so i know you like jb weld a lot. Could I use the jb weld original formula gray epoxy for reinforcing the wires routed through my deck? What about the clear epoxy from the syringe?
I’d personally try it from FW5.02 first if you have that loaded… if it fails… try unsensored FOC… if that fails… your choice reload FW or use Ack… THE LAST VERSION OF ACK is the fall back version… I myself have never had to reverse that far back… but I know of a fukton of peeps running all sorts of motors VESCs reliably on ACK…
I don’t know if it will take a month of sundays to go backwards to ACK like it does coming forward…