Looks good from here 
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Thx, ok applying flux with a q-tip seems to work for me.
This works great, thx. I think I finally got it together now…wow
No stiff wires
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I use 0.08 I think, 1mm is massive
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To clean up the flux I usually have to use a combo of flux remover and acetone
You’ll find your right amount to use with time
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0.08mm?? Tf, are you sure about that? Thats like the average thickness of human hair. Are you soldering CPUs or what. I get impatient if I even have to use 0.5mm solder.
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Sorry I meant .8 lmao
0.031 inches
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Makes more sense now. 
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Lol yeah, I think it’s a good balance between ease of use, and feed rate
Can I use a 13s BMS as a 12s BMS?
BMS in question is LLT
You have to bridge some of the pins and change the settings, but yes
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Which pins?
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Thats a question best posed to LLT
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Edit: this was early in the morning and I think my new employer is rubbing off on me.
I deleted this comment because it’s not something I meant to say.
The thing is, they speak english. Even with with you.
Does anyone make a charge only smart BMS?
If you’re lucky you might find a FlexiBMS.
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Aren’t most bms charge only if you wire them that way?
All the bms Ive ever had my hands on were capable of charge only if you wired them that way. Could be wrong though.
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That is correct but a charge only smart BMS should be a lot smaller. There are lots of components in a BMS that are used for discharge that make them big. A charge only smart BMS would be around half the size.
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Yeah after I thought about it, that dawned on me lol.
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