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> Executer 2 Pro Solder Tips?!, Hey, I cant seem to make it work!! HELP!
dc2000
post Apr 4 2003, 02:17 AM
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Hey,

I have the executer 2 pro, and I cant get mine to work.. Soldering-wise.. I try everything... and they keep comming off.. aah

Any soldering people in Vancouver BC Canada? Plz contact me at chris_sosnowski@hotmail.com smile.gif.. any tips by the way? Aaah!
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post Apr 4 2003, 02:22 AM
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What are you having trouble soldering? Just the d0? Did you apply some flux?
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post Apr 4 2003, 02:34 AM
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It's just that...

I solder it onto the board.. and a second it comes off by itself.. I dont want to put alot because it might touch another trace... AAAH sad.gif this sucks!
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post Apr 4 2003, 05:22 AM
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secure the wire before soldering. This way once it is soldered it can't move anyway
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post Apr 4 2003, 05:28 AM
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Apply a small amount of flux to the board around the d0 point. Apply a tiny droplet of molten solder to the point and let it solidify. Press the wire against the hardened solder. Slowly move the iron toward the solder until it melts; given the light pressure you're applying with the wire, it should be pressed into the molten solder. Move the iron away while leaving the wire there. Wait several seconds and let go of the wire. Cakewalk.
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