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

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

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

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

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

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

The person that made this video???

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

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

Power of engagment farming.

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

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

isn't that flux? and not soldering paste?

Этому паяльщику руки оторвать, а в голову гвоздь забить.

This is called flux. Soldering paste is something else.

@grok explain it?

MHR when learning about flux the first time:

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

You mean flux

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

Cold terminal don't tin..

flux

Terrible technique

Flux (there's no soldering paste in video)

Flux not paste.

why cover the hole?

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

Power of heat, u not preheat at 1st

That's flux, not solder paste

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

lead you mean
