Inductive soldering and easy way to install EC5 connectors

Soldering with Inductive Curie-effect type soldering Irons feels like magic.
Here's a few links to get the irons and the EC5 reverse insert connectors:
Thermaltronics TMT-2000S-PM
www.amazon.com/Thermaltronics...
Thermaltronics 9000 series (Recommended)
www.amainhobbies.com/thermalt...
Metcal MX-5211 (top of the line, the one featured in the video)
www.amazon.com/Metcal-MX-5211...
Reverse installation EC5 connectors:
www.amazon.com/dp/B07YG3DQV8

[@johnahamelv]

Thank you for the video. I don't have any formal soldering training, but I am astonished how little solder was used to solder the connectors in this video. I have been using an excessive amount of solder in comparison.

[@paullesogor5563]

Thanks for the overview, cool to bring this tech to the hobby. The close-up video didn't focus right though. Blurry magic!

[@auggiecopter]

That was just digital zooming. When I saw the video I realized that you couldn’t see the effect at all so I had to enlarge that section.

[@lev_on_heli]

Now I see, thanks for the demo!

[@billsrs1982]

Amazing bit of kit Auggie. But this price is unbelievable 😮

[@auggiecopter]

This one is $241
www.amazon.com/Thermaltronics-TMT-2000S-PM-Soldering-100-240VAC-interchangeable/dp/B00NS4J254

[@auggiecopter]

Starts at $241 and goes up to $1000 for the dual iron top of the line but the $241 is worth every penny.