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Originally Posted by E-Revonut
I had tinned my genuine Deans and they tinned without an issue, as well as the wire,but as soon as they where brought together everything stuck to the wire. Almost as if there was some kind of oil on the plug. A quick hit with the dremel was all it took though. I have never had a problem before though, just the last two packages I bought which where both in the last month and from different lhs.
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Yea, that's not uncommon. Like I said, a little flux should cure that. Last big soldering project I did, I just smeared the pcb with flux, put in the LEDs, then just got a blob of solder on the iron and touched all 120 legs on the LEDs and was done in about 45 minutes. The flux madebit alot easier since I had to use the solder to bridge the gaps between the LEDs. Just a old toothbrush and some water to clean the excess flux off. It makes soldering so much easier. Same with soldering the 0 gauge wire for my stereo. The solder wouldn't ever wick into the wire without it.
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