@@Pequenos_Projetoshave you heard about adhesive welding there is no fusion in that case also😃 every joining process either similar material or dissimilar material called welding
Add flux where you want the solder to flow, place the soldering iron on the components, let the components heat, touch the solder to the components and the solder will flow where you want it to go.
Wire is already pretinned, but connector isn't - and he use only flux inside soldering wire, for me it isn't enough flux. Maybe on the go as temporary it's fine
he's using rosin core already, you can see the flux boiling away! If he was heating the part, which is what they should have done, then you apply flux to that area and wait for the part to get to temp. Solder flows towards heat, so it makes sense to heat the part, not the wire...
How NOT to solder connections. 1) call it “welding”, 2) don’t pre-tin anything 3) don’t use flux 4) over heat and then wiggle while cooling (perfect cold joint) 5)Call it “silicone wire”
You should show plugging the other half of an xt-90 connector to it to hold the plugs pins in alignment when the plastic softens . Also you did not even put flux onto the connections of the xt-90 . And what about shrink tubing insulators on the wires before soldering so they can be slid over and shrunk into place . Now hold it still and cool it before moving it .
Fill the cup with solder while heating it with your iron, Then insert your tinned wire and move the iron onto the bare wire until the solder flows on the wire . This technique shown risks a cold solder joint and is prone to failure.
@@michaelmckenna9022I think the problem here is that he doesn't allow things to heat up and goes immediately there and at that point only the tip is hot enough. These connectors need high temperature since they are good at transfering heat.
@@diegoattenestudio Then use the correct wires, with heat-resistant insulation. Heat always goes to the top, so it is better to heat it from below for better tinning of parts.
1 places the soldering iron and let the parts heat up; 2 add the solder by placing it not on the tip of the soldering iron but on the part to be soldered (and it must melt, otherwise it is not yet time to add the solder); 3 when you have placed the solder you want, move the solder away and hold the soldering iron for a few more seconds... By doing this you avoid cold welding and a reduction in electrical conduction and therefore overheating when the current passes... (and given the section, a lot of it should pass...😁)
When I worked in Aerospace, I had to solder wires like this into connectors, but I was not allowed to get any solder closer than 1/32 from the insulation.
I find that having some solder on the iron tip where you are going to touch the terminal you are soldering helps with heat transfer making the soldering process faster.
The solder does not normally go between the iron and the wire while the wire is cold. As far as I learned, you heat up the wire without burning everything around you, then introduce the solder. Should just flow on contact. Just gotta be careful not to add too much.
If the positive terminal gets warm enough to melt the solder, it’s going to drip down right on to the negative terminal. I hope that’s not going to have a lot of current.
Bigger the blob the better the job, does not apply here. Should've used resit-tweeze by Pace!!! Also needed better prep of wire and terminal. Did stuff like this for several years. And yes, flux is your friend...😢
Have 900 people commented that this is soldering and not welding; because if not, this is soldering not welding. Basic factual inaccuracy. You probably dont track or notice people who block your content, but if you do and ever wondered why, I wont do that to you. Its because of basic factual inaccuracies.
La conexio electrica firme la de be proporcionar el conector con aplicacion de fuerza de ponchado y la soldadura solo debe coadyubar en la resistencia mecanica, de otra forma, a como se ilustra, al calentarse el conductor la soldadura puede fundirse y el conductor se desprenderá .por lo tanto esta operacion es erronea
Se un conduttore durante il funzionamento raggiunge una temperatura superiore a quella di fusione dello stagno , a questo punto e' meglio che si stacchi.... cosi la corrente si interrompe .
![I.N "HALLUCINATION" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5B5q1Hwt_U/mqdefault.jpg)
Soldering, not welding
Soldering is also a type of welding that uses low melting point material. All joining processes through melting can be termed as welding.
I agree with you. The terminal is brass and the wire is copper. There was no fusion of materials but rather a kind of "gluing" or "union".
Glueing, bad soldering.
@@Pequenos_Projetoshave you heard about adhesive welding there is no fusion in that case also😃 every joining process either similar material or dissimilar material called welding
@@gautam2112 Soldering is hot melt gluing using a metal glue. Nothing changes on the two sides.
Add flux where you want the solder to flow, place the soldering iron on the components, let the components heat, touch the solder to the components and the solder will flow where you want it to go.
It's hopeless. No matter how many times you tell them the right way, people will still post shorts of piss-poor soldering.
Wire is already pretinned, but connector isn't - and he use only flux inside soldering wire, for me it isn't enough flux. Maybe on the go as temporary it's fine
He had flux and plenty
See that bond at the end
Shut up
he's using rosin core already, you can see the flux boiling away! If he was heating the part, which is what they should have done, then you apply flux to that area and wait for the part to get to temp. Solder flows towards heat, so it makes sense to heat the part, not the wire...
@@Paul-k7g9gDoes he look like he's making an easy job of it to you?
Would've been faster, looked better, and not become a cold joint if you had tinned the terminal, put flux on the wire, THEN soldered them together.
Пайка хорошая.
No it is not it is a cold solder because the IDC was not tinned first. “Cannot teach stupid”
Чють бы дольше и расплавил бы коннектор.
@@вольДемар-к2е Ты знаешь, что такое «коннектор»?
Я специалист высокой квалификации в электрике и электроннике, а вот не знаю.
@@AleksandrKrukoff гуголь в помощ брат. Учится можно фсю жизнь.
How NOT to solder connections. 1) call it “welding”, 2) don’t pre-tin anything 3) don’t use flux 4) over heat and then wiggle while cooling (perfect cold joint) 5)Call it “silicone wire”
Huh? Silicone insulated wire is definitely a thing…
Obviously he doesn't know what he's doing
If you apply heat for just a tad longer before adding solder this goes and looks a lot better
Flux left the chat
Flux already has inside the soldering wire
@@promarshal532 yes but very little amounts
@@Sliddd8299but still enough
@@FarmingwithZana101you’re the type of person to half ass a job
@@Firealarm102вы пишите чушь. Все про припаяно отлично, а значит флюса достаточно
You should show plugging the other half of an xt-90 connector to it to hold the plugs pins in alignment when the plastic softens . Also you did not even put flux onto the connections of the xt-90 .
And what about shrink tubing insulators on the wires before soldering so they can be slid over and shrunk into place .
Now hold it still and cool it before moving it .
Danke für den genauen Beispiel für eine person die nicht löten kann👍
Fill the cup with solder while heating it with your iron, Then insert your tinned wire and move the iron onto the bare wire until the solder flows on the wire . This technique shown risks a cold solder joint and is prone to failure.
Put the iron under the bottom and press the wire down with the solder. Better joint with less waste
Don’t you think tinning the joint and flux would also be important?
Completely wrong answer
Never touch the iron with the solder,.let the metal melt the solder.
Nope. First you wet your tip to tranfer heat to metal and then put solder on metal. He did that in video.
@@bobikbobikowy5458 you tin the tip prior to soldering, but when doing the actual soldering never touch the tip.
@@michaelmckenna9022I think the problem here is that he doesn't allow things to heat up and goes immediately there and at that point only the tip is hot enough. These connectors need high temperature since they are good at transfering heat.
That stereo’s going to sound amazing!
Сначала надо нагреть деталь , а потом прислонять припой и он сам затечёт куда надо
Agree
Сначала надо нанести флюс! Потом оно потечёт куда надо
Причем, с нижним подогревом предпочтительней.
@@ilyuss406 It depends, starting from the top helps the plastics not to overheat beyond the acceptable seconds.
@@diegoattenestudio Then use the correct wires, with heat-resistant insulation. Heat always goes to the top, so it is better to heat it from below for better tinning of parts.
This person know how to do it, nice job !
1 places the soldering iron and let the parts heat up;
2 add the solder by placing it not on the tip of the soldering iron but on the part to be soldered (and it must melt, otherwise it is not yet time to add the solder);
3 when you have placed the solder you want, move the solder away and hold the soldering iron for a few more seconds...
By doing this you avoid cold welding and a reduction in electrical conduction and therefore overheating when the current passes... (and given the section, a lot of it should pass...😁)
Я предварительно покрываю поверхности спиртоканифольным флюсом.
Затем лужу.
Затем снова покрываю спиртоканифольным флюсом.
Пайка.
That looks so clean🎉
Мы такиеине 2, а 48 контактов в университете паяли за раз, они по кругу шли и в нутри. В общем весело 😊
I was always taught to heat the heaviest spill first whenever possible heat from underneath
Seems cold to me... it freezes and lost the shine.
That's from the movement at the last moment. It's a bad solder.
I was looking for this comment 😂
When I worked in Aerospace, I had to solder wires like this into connectors, but I was not allowed to get any solder closer than 1/32 from the insulation.
Dude was so brave he don't use flux
I find that having some solder on the iron tip where you are going to touch the terminal you are soldering helps with heat transfer making the soldering process faster.
That looks so clean and satisfying…
Вчегда XT шки так паяю, сначала залудить провод, потом зафиксировать в желобке контакта нанести, флюс и запаять 😏
What i like to do is start with solder at the tip of the cup. With flux it stays there easy. Then doing what you did would flow even better
Помыть потом не забудьте место пайки от флюса, который содержится в припое)
Every time i see people soldering they never let the things theyre soldering heat up and just add the solder immediately lmao.
❌ خطأ استخدام هذه الطريقه للحام الوصلات الكهربائية الكبيره.... من يعرف السبب...؟
Rien ne vaut une brasure d'un prof.
😮красиво заплавляется видно надежное соед нениинениинение красивое значит надежно😮
Always apply solder to the wires themselves before applying installation and don’t forget to apply solder to your soldering iron to keep it clean
The solder does not normally go between the iron and the wire while the wire is cold.
As far as I learned, you heat up the wire without burning everything around you, then introduce the solder.
Should just flow on contact. Just gotta be careful not to add too much.
Видеть не могу уже эти разъемы 😂
Прежде чем паять провод, на место пайки нужно нанести флюс или "залудить " место пайки.
Looks good to me. But then again what do I know.😂
Only thing he did wrong was add more solder before the line had a chance to heat up. That's why it stuck to the iron first.
If the positive terminal gets warm enough to melt the solder, it’s going to drip down right on to the negative terminal. I hope that’s not going to have a lot of current.
impressive lens/camera
XT 90 your wires are too long sure them even more as how I do it 😂
You’re supposed to tin the wire, put solder in the cup and then add heat to the cup and when the solder melts you insert the tinned wire.
Very smart a lot of people don't know to pree solder their wire.... And or if you have a very large couple gauge wire you feel your socket with solder
That's why I'm always preheat everything that I'm gonna solder
Тот момент когда схватывает - кааайф
Я в конце даже подул на контакты блин 😂😂😂
Soldering these is absolutely nightmare, if u don't have 100+ w soldering iron.
XT-90?!? What size battery are you running?!? 😂
The soldering iron is dirty. The flux is ignored. I rate the soldering as a 3 plus.
But the soldering iron temperature is correct.
Soldering 101, heat the wire till the lead melts on it and coats it nicely, never on the soldering iron.
Что за два дополнительных контакта? Первый раз такой xt90 вижу
Now, reflow the negative, your filet is a bit shallow and the joint seems disturbed
Your comment seems a little disturbing also✌️🤣
На паяльник надо взять каплю олова подождать секунд 5 ,потом греть провод пайка пройдет быстрее ,чем подавать холодное олово.
Bigger the blob the better the job, does not apply here. Should've used resit-tweeze by Pace!!! Also needed better prep of wire and terminal. Did stuff like this for several years. And yes, flux is your friend...😢
Your supposed to heat the part where you solder too. Else you will get a cold joint.
This “welder” clearly has never heard of flux.
It is soldered good...
Я один хотел на экран смартфона подуть, чтоб остудить!?😅
How do you do that without melting the plastic case of the connector?
Overheating an Xt60 connector make it very tight when plugged in. Use flux
So many great and knowledgeable tips in the comments!
should put some solder in the cup first, the put the wire in and top it off.
Power cables should be crimped and secured. Soldering is only for good conductivity.
Dont apply the solder until its hot
I know the right way is to heat the component but sometimes it take too long
Bro you got enough slider?
It is cold soldering. Good soldering leaves a perfect smooth surface, not like that.
Finally, someone who knows what he is doing.
First you tin the wire, heat the lug add flux, put the wire on the lug and touch with the soldering iron while adding more solder
良い出来！
Wait until that wire heats up under load, the solder will melt again.
У меня на юпитере 5 так было, причем глушить не надо, газ сбрасываешь обороты ниже чем у планеты, газ даешь и назад едешь. Опять сбрасываешь вперед
Все подули ?
Асе, кому больше 40 😂
He did it wrong, you heat the terminal and flow the solder from the other side. They created a disturbed cold joint.
Никогда не делайте так. Провод залудился на километр под оплеткой, стал жесткий и переломится там
А как правильно?
Is this okay to do with speaker wire ?
Use solder paste... Works way better
What soldring iron is this?
i think its called soldering, genius
A fatter tip helps ,just try doing this with fine tip made to do micro electric
Soldering. Not welding. I just started learning how to solder. It’s pretty fun but not as easy as it looks.
Tin xt90 first, pre tin wires for a way easier job.
Why didn't you put flocks on the connector It does help draw it in😅😅 It worked out alright though
👇 soldering, not welding, get it right
Iron not hot enough, that's why you can see it wick under the insulation.
From the soldering iron I assume that this is amateur work. But the connection is probably ok.
Это видео из раздела "О, у меня получилось!"
Have 900 people commented that this is soldering and not welding; because if not, this is soldering not welding.
Basic factual inaccuracy. You probably dont track or notice people who block your content, but if you do and ever wondered why, I wont do that to you. Its because of basic factual inaccuracies.
Loosen up it’s just a demo✌️
So if that’s a lock then all i need is a torch lighter to open it?
…..sparkless welding. it’s about time!
Some liquid Flux would make that so much easier
La conexio electrica firme la de be proporcionar el conector con aplicacion de fuerza de ponchado y la soldadura solo debe coadyubar en la resistencia mecanica, de otra forma, a como se ilustra, al calentarse el conductor la soldadura puede fundirse y el conductor se desprenderá .por lo tanto esta operacion es erronea
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Se un conduttore durante il funzionamento raggiunge una temperatura superiore a quella di fusione dello stagno , a questo punto e' meglio che si stacchi.... cosi la corrente si interrompe .
Son XT90 para modelos teledirigido, estos se solda así, no hay que darle muchas vuelta. Lo que si que se nota es que la soldadura es fria.
You cant crimp it . The wire needs to be that fat to carry 90 watts or something
Tin Welder. what makes 8AWG wire never join tin ?
No tinning of the connector beforehand? Bad joints
The XT connector is popular but technically is crap. Having all current flow though a tin/lead solder is asking for heat and thus separating.
Il faut étamer les deux parties en premier. Et c'est mieux de mettre du décapant avant (comme la plomberie)
Хорошо пошла когда разогрелся флюс и все схватилось, "на сухую" чистым оловом заманался бы паять
Пайка не заменяет обжим, а может лишь его дополнять
Как обжать xt90?
Um dia eu encontro uma solda dessas. 🚶🏽🚶🏽🚶🏽
Besides, what kind of camera is this!!!!!
Supper lens 🔥👍
Well, the camera is impressive