Subject: | [TR] soldering |
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From: | nafzigerg at yahoo.com (Gary Nafziger) |
Date: | Sat, 3 Mar 2012 20:00:34 -0800 (PST) |
On one of the recent posts I read where someone mentioned not having good luck soldering electrical connections. I have been having an awful time soldering. My soldering iron is a Weller 140/100 watt and the solder I'm using is the same solder I used for soldering plumbing joints. It takes a long time to get the solder to melt even if i place the soldering gun directly on the solder itself. And its basically impossible to get the joint hot enough to melt the solder as the directions tell you to do. It's been the most frustrating thing I've had to try to learn. Do I need a larger soldering iron or do I need different solder? Is there a solder specifically for electrical connections in cars that has a lower melting point? thanks! gary n. |
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