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Yes but silver solder is better less resistance with silver means better power flow .
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I use a 240watt gun for batteries...I hate sitting around and waiting for the iron to heat the work.Comment
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my soldering gun heats almost instantly (give it about 5 seconds and its ready to solder)
ill check out the silver solder (i can probably get it at home depot though)saleens7, the wookie of rc boatingComment
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Nope this is resion core with 4% silver normal solder you buy at most places is only 2% silver not as good.Comment
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I use a Tin/Lead ratio of 63/37 due to it's lack of a plastic state. Solder joints that are disturbed (moved) during the plastic state will result in damaged connections. For this reason, 63/37 solder is the best alloy for electronic work. Solder with 60/40 alloy is also acceptable, but it goes into a plastic state between 361 and 370 degrees Fahrenheit. When soldering joints with 60/40 alloy, you must exercise extreme care to prevent movement of the component during cooling."A quick temper will make a fool of you soon enough."
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I use a xy tronic. Its pretty inexpensive and has lasted about 5 years so far!Steven Vaccaro
Where Racing on a Budget is a Reality!Comment
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i think ill use the silver solder....saleens7, the wookie of rc boatingComment
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