ok fukkers… we sent @whaddys thru the mill…
throw rocks at these two random qwik solder joins…
it’s only 18ga on 1.5 nickle but I feel a crareful observer will understand the technique… and I am not above helpful or poking fun criticism…
ok fukkers… we sent @whaddys thru the mill…
throw rocks at these two random qwik solder joins…
it’s only 18ga on 1.5 nickle but I feel a crareful observer will understand the technique… and I am not above helpful or poking fun criticism…
that is a way out. buying a TS100, TS80, a weller, a hakko, and a X-tronic. simple.
well. they said TS100.
Only thing would be using a Dremel for roughing up the nickel, you get a much cleaner puddle from it…but that’s just nit picking
Kook, I’m expecting a “we’re going streaking” , nickel hybrid joke.
yeah I’ll take it… fully scratched… the bottom pool is NASA spec… the top pool too much solder wandering but it still passed… notice the lack of wire burn?
almost zero solder wander… no lack of fusion… no cold join… look closer…
The fact that the TS80 uses more power really bothers me…I can’t in justify the TS100 when it has less chooch in use
The joints look perfect still, I normally like them to sit flat but your wires definitely stay cooler than mine
I definitely need more practice with that on heavy stuff, 10awg usually fights me enough to have a noticable stiff section
Hate it lol joining 2x 10awg wires into a loop key is death
XT90 connectors are not so bad, it’s getting the long lines that I use for my pack terminations that gets me
This but it’s just 2" of open strands on a single piece of nickel (this is an old pack, don’t bother roasting)
Did one yesterday and it went better than usual, down to about 5mm of stiffness past the end of the nickel with 12awg
Yeah I am going to do that for my pos and negative leads lol it’s gonna be bad
I’m assuming you fluxed it and all?
it still amazes me you get those insulation cuts… I don’t have the intuition or the patience for that…
kudos
I’m too tired to understand things, can you explain?
Shaving away the little bits in the wire to solder to
It’s not too bad, do some practice ones
But there no point doing it if the series connections are not as robust as the termination connections
Nah, just rosin core
Ahh those, it’s not that bad if you have a sharp knife, just roll the wire over the blade and a single cut down the length and off they go
I don’t have the picture anymore but I did 96 of them for a pack once…got pretty good after that