Soldering Basics - Electronics Basics 17

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We all need to start soldering somehow. Hopefully this gives you a good start with advice on how to solder including what soldering iron to buy. Ultimately, You will just get the hang of it with time a practice.
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Комментарии : 23

@asdfasdfnopecompany6093 6 лет назад

I am so glad that I found out about this channel. Everything is explained in the simplest way possible. It's easy to understand and the video is good quality. Thanks!

@Zonneschijno 7 лет назад

Thx fot this. I've learned soldering in school, but this way is much easier and effective.

@zakmorgan9320 5 лет назад

63/37 solder is the best ratio to get. Also clean your iron on some brass sponge not damp sponge. The thermal shock damages the tip!

@lesb6542 4 года назад

Fully agree get rid of the sponge. I have used stainless steel pot cleaners in a small food tin for over 50 years

@zenvir1680 4 года назад

@@lesb6542 someone on the internet was saying that steel is harder than copper, so it will damage the tip. What does your experience say? Should I use steel wool?

@Prash1c 3 месяца назад

@@lesb6542 Do you mean like Scouring powder (Calcium carbonate)?

@naderhumood1199 5 лет назад

Exellant approach Sir thank you so much

@Richie_ 2 года назад

Nice one. Learned a lot again.

@DinukDeshan 7 лет назад

Great Video I needed that.. Thank you

@WatchCuriousCat 7 лет назад

Thank you sir!

@josephlasan387 6 лет назад

Very good Sir.

@paulsenior6720 Год назад

Exceptionally good

@monomedminhaj4590 2 года назад

Very useful. Thanks

@markharrisllb 3 года назад

Most of my soldering thus far has been around brass fittings on old tools etc, which shall we say, requires much less finesse. I've always been happy with flux free and lead free wire, 'where flux goes solder will follow' being my friend. I think I'm going to have to buy some thinner flux lead wire.

@RobMacKendrick 5 лет назад

It's worth mentioning that I had a Chinese soldering station very like yours (different service mark, same price) that worked a marvel... for six months. Then it stopped working and I had to shell out for a Hakko. All things considered, I'm not sure Chinese stations are truly an economical alternative. Great video, though.