You don't need to solder anything on the KlShield. All you need is the pins on the Kl25z solder. You can buy it already solder. ARNOZ has a kit with the Kl25z pins already soldered
like the video in general, but hate when it becomes a music play on top of something usefull, in my oppinion you could have told something about crimping and howto, and what to expect or something.. i had to remove sound destroyed it a bit for me.. but content was good
Thanks for the feedback. This is my style of making videos. There is no talking in this video, I don't see how it interferes with useful content. I am sorry you don't like it, but to me that's how I like to present it.
@@MajorFrenchy your allowed to do that as content creator, and i bet everyone wont agree with me thats ok :) and you will never scare me away anyway. Your content is much appriciated, i just want more of your knowlegde instead of music ;)
Hi @MajorfFenchy I like your videos however I notice at 5:50 you krimp the plastic part. May I suggest you krimp the metal part instead. Strip the wire and make sure the copper is in the metal part. That will grip the copper very tight. And leave the plastic part intact as it should be.
Nice video man !!! I really liked the changes you made to the channel.
Do you know where I can find an online resource for setting up dual-stage flippers with a Pinscape controller?
So you you still need to solder on pins to the kl5z to use the shield? I thought it said no soldering?
You don't need to solder anything on the KlShield. All you need is the pins on the Kl25z solder. You can buy it already solder. ARNOZ has a kit with the Kl25z pins already soldered
like the video in general, but hate when it becomes a music play on top of something usefull, in my oppinion you could have told something about crimping and howto, and what to expect or something.. i had to remove sound destroyed it a bit for me.. but content was good
Thanks for the feedback. This is my style of making videos. There is no talking in this video, I don't see how it interferes with useful content. I am sorry you don't like it, but to me that's how I like to present it.
@@MajorFrenchy your allowed to do that as content creator, and i bet everyone wont agree with me thats ok :) and you will never scare me away anyway. Your content is much appriciated, i just want more of your knowlegde instead of music ;)
Hi @MajorfFenchy I like your videos however I notice at 5:50 you krimp the plastic part. May I suggest you krimp the metal part instead. Strip the wire and make sure the copper is in the metal part. That will grip the copper very tight. And leave the plastic part intact as it should be.
@ruudkluivers3697 good catch. I realized it too when I rewatched it. Thank you
Great video…. Would be better with audio commentary to help the noobies.