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06.29.2008, 02:23 PM

If using a small iron, it takes a while to heat the connector up to the point where it will take solder. It's acting like a heat sink, and so is anything you are using to hold it (pliers, etc). I use a set of helping hands to hold the connector - the clips are metal so they won't melt, yet small enough to prevent too much heatsinking.

Even though a small iron works, you'll have an easier time with a higher power iron, especially if you are impatient.
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06.29.2008, 02:27 PM

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If using a small iron, it takes a while to heat the connector up to the point where it will take solder. It's acting like a heat sink, and so is anything you are using to hold it (pliers, etc). I use a set of helping hands to hold the connector - the clips are metal so they won't melt, yet small enough to prevent too much heatsinking.

Even though a small iron works, you'll have an easier time with a higher power iron, especially if you are impatient.
I was at Radio Shack and bought those same helping hands I will say that was money well spent unless you have a very understanding GF who dosnt mind burning her fingers while you solder.....lol
   
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