beginner miltirotor soldering????
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IFlyRCstuff
Flyer Of Many Things
Great video, but are you sure that that is the female end? The connection to your battery was female. I like flux core solder as well. The rest was pretty good, informational, and would help anyone. Your next video should show the basics for setting up a control board if you are going multi rotor (that sounded odd, going multi rotor). Or it could show the importance of having everything correct (CG connections, prop on right way, etc. ) Great Video.
When I solder battery connectors onto live batteries, I never remove the connector from both wires at the same time. First I cut the ground wire off of the old connector, then I solder it to the new connector and heat shrink it. Then I cut the hot wire off the old connector, solder it, and heat shrink it. This reduces the chances of accidentally shorting the leads.
I second this one. When soldering battery connectors, make it hard to short out the leads. Do one connector at a time.
At 1:49 and 1:57 you are _very_ close to shorting the battery with your pliers.
One thing I've just learned myself is that lead free solder doesn't look shiny. So that tip might not be right for everybody.
I liked that you showed each step. Too often you just get a "do this, do that and I have something prepared already..."
One thing I've just learned myself is that lead free solder doesn't look shiny. So that tip might not be right for everybody.
I liked that you showed each step. Too often you just get a "do this, do that and I have something prepared already..."
IFlyRCstuff
Flyer Of Many Things
so true, and i am now looking back and i too see that you are almost shorting stuff out.At 1:49 and 1:57 you are _very_ close to shorting the battery with your pliers.
I liked that you showed each step. Too often you just get a "do this, do that and I have something prepared already..."
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