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Backwoods Engineer - THE ORIGINAL11 months ago

The power of soldering _flux_ you mean. This is not solder paste.

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Kevin11 months ago

More like: the power of applying heat to the right spot

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MG11 months ago

This is mostly due to not heating the metal you are working. There are other ways to show off the power of flux though…

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Matthew Driver11 months ago

Your video does not demonstrate solder paste (used to solder surface mount components). What you have there is solder flux.

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The Duke of Animal Husbandry11 months ago

ridiculous slop yes, you have to heat the SURFACES. hot solder will not wet onto a cold connector. the flux is not what fixed this. delete your account

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Anthony A11 months ago

1. that's called flux 2. proper soldering technique is to first heat the joint and then apply solder, not heat a blob of solder and then try to heat the joint. 0/10

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Poag11 months ago

The person that made this video???

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Sersoft.corp11 months ago

soldering paste is not flux, soldering paste is made of tiny little balls of solder, flux is what you use to help the solder flow

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Mad Toolmaker11 months ago

Electrical knowledge does not know difference between solder paste & flux? There is NO solder paste in your video! Youre fired! 😂

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🩶🤍🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜11 months ago

Power of engagment farming.

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Peter11 months ago

The level of your 'Electrical Knowledge' is shameful. Soldering a crimped connector is an absolute NO GO.

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BigYellowTaxi11 months ago

Imagine creating an account to share knowledge of electronics, without knowing anything about basic electronics, such as what solder paste is.

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Sapper Jäger 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 🥷 🔥🤝11 months ago

isn't that flux? and not soldering paste?

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Тот который11 months ago

Этому паяльщику руки оторвать, а в голову гвоздь забить.

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zapta11 months ago

This is called flux. Soldering paste is something else.

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LEAN SIX SIGMA GLOBAL4 months ago

@grok explain it?

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Bunks~🔞11 months ago

MHR when learning about flux the first time:

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Bruce Perens K6BP - I Stand with Ukraine11 months ago

Um. Maybe you're not ready to post from an account called "Electrical Knowledge".

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Tito FigueiЯedo11 months ago

You mean flux

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Team Idris11 months ago

That did not go well :) The proper crimp is better.

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José Luís Martín M.11 months ago

Cold terminal don't tin..

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Knot Hardly11 months ago

flux

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Stogie11 months ago

Terrible technique

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Muffinlicious11 months ago

Flux (there's no soldering paste in video)

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Andrew11 months ago

Flux not paste.

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Thomas Solomon11 months ago

why cover the hole?

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David Perron11 months ago

Great, now you have ruined that PCB _and_ need to drill a hole through that connector.

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Toni CaCo11 months ago

Power of heat, u not preheat at 1st

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JT11 months ago

That's flux, not solder paste

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Dauntless11 months ago

ok but explain why you are soldering directly on top of a circuit board?

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Lapy11 months ago

lead you mean

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