Thanks man.......... Like any welding ... the key is to try to heat each component and melt them together.
That is why you could see me pulling the wire out of the molten solder pool to see if the solder was melting on the wire. I use my thumb and finger about and inch to 2 away from the joint, tell me when the wiere is fused as the heat is almost upbearable. you just feel it SNAP up the cable inside and man does it get hot!
As I mentioned in my Video (and I am sure Tony has stated in his videos) COld solder joints are one of the biggest causes of electronics failure. Especially with high heat situations like ESC's and Battery connections.
Actually now that they (in their wisdom to protect the planet) have moved to non lead based soldering techniques .... the joints are now brittle and as they flex with heating up and cooling down over and over .... thy are fracturing. Whereas with a nice leaded solder joint, the lead keeps the joint nice and flexible and mallible and thus last a heck of a lot longer than the so called "MODERN" practices!
Got the XT 150 bag from HK <=== LINK THERE!
5 sets of 3 colours = $11.22
Glad I listened to Tony on getting the 6mm Xt150's ...... I would have been up the creek without them. -
THANKS TONY!