Solder…. Interesting. I was expecting if you can pull those wires during the experiment! Thanks for taking your time doing some test of the product! Take care!
Nice test. I enjoyed the soundtrack on the second run. I solder all the time, highly recommend heat gun attachment that wraps around the wire, faster, and puts heat where it needs to be.
I have to admit, I was hesitant about this at first, but having tried them, they are a total game changer for wiring. I use these extensively now throughout my builds 👍
Thanks! Yea it did very well. I had no idea how it would hold up going into the video but it performed great! Also any edf i've flown i'm all over the place with throttle to preserve battery so 3min at full throttle is pretty rough.
Interesting test, never thought than they could handle high current loads. These solder connectors are so handy especially when working on automotive applications. One thing I like to do when the joint has any chance of getting wet is to put an extra bit of heat shrink over the top so it’s extra water proof. My only comment on this test is I would like to see the actual current being drawn during testing. It may be a 100a esc but it doesn’t mean it’s pulling that. Would also be nice to test one of these connectors to a heavier load to destruction to see what the limits are as manufacturers sometimes don’t put this on the packaging.
Thank-you for doing this test.I was wondering this questing, you have answered it. SolderStick did well, as does most electrical solders as they are low temp materials.
Nice to see them pass the test. The glue on the ends will keep solder in place even if did start to melt the SOLDER. 200amps might be an issue but who knows eh. Most EDF,s would hardly use full power constantly so yeah means go forth and use them solder sticks. Nice job Jon keep at it. Oh what was thrust ?. Am assuming was on orange meter 5 then down to a constant 4.8 in lbs? wasn,t bad. ;0)
The big or primary concern most people had was that the low temp solder would melt when the wire got hot. It’s low temp solder but it still takes a decent amount of heat to melt it.
Solder…. Good job. Just a suggestion but I was expecting that you will pull those cables during the video as well. Anyway thanks for doing very interesting videos👍.
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Solder…. Interesting. I was expecting if you can pull those wires during the experiment! Thanks for taking your time doing some test of the product! Take care!
Very Nice Jon!! "Good solder is the glue that holds the electronic world together."
HAHA. Well done!
Nice test. I enjoyed the soundtrack on the second run. I solder all the time, highly recommend heat gun attachment that wraps around the wire, faster, and puts heat where it needs to be.
Thanks! Yea I need to get one of those units!
Thanks for performing the solder test I too wonder about current draw failures.
Thanks Kenneth for watching! I was very curious about this myself!
I always solder my wire connections! Great test video !!! thanks for sharing!
Thanks Dale!
I have to admit, I was hesitant about this at first, but having tried them, they are a total game changer for wiring. I use these extensively now throughout my builds 👍
Thanks for being open minded and trying them! such a great item!
Grate video for the demo of the solder Sticks .
Thanks Gary!
Your solder stick test was proof positive>
Agreed! Some will still have reservations though.
Solder is a sticky business! I really like the solderstick connectors and the heat gun.
Thanks Larry! Yea I need to order one of those small guns!
Good solder demo. Go Solderstick!
Right on!
Great video, as per usual! Thnx for your work from Holland! SOLDER
Thanks for watching!
Great video Jon, looks like the solder joint held up good. That edf was probably drawing anywhere between 85-95 amps.
Thanks! Yea it did very well. I had no idea how it would hold up going into the video but it performed great! Also any edf i've flown i'm all over the place with throttle to preserve battery so 3min at full throttle is pretty rough.
Thanks for this. I am an edf guy who was looking at a way to extend my esc wiring. Great to see solder stick is an option.
For Sure! Thanks Lionel!
This has made me love solder ing.
HAHA. Nice!
Great educational video. Perfect test and results .👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
I am impressed with the Solder Stick splices.
Thanks David!
Hi Jonathan,
Those SOLDER sticks held up well. Nice torture test. Stay safe.
Thanks Don! Yea I was very surprised myself! Thanks for watching!
Interesting test, never thought than they could handle high current loads. These solder connectors are so handy especially when working on automotive applications. One thing I like to do when the joint has any chance of getting wet is to put an extra bit of heat shrink over the top so it’s extra water proof. My only comment on this test is I would like to see the actual current being drawn during testing. It may be a 100a esc but it doesn’t mean it’s pulling that. Would also be nice to test one of these connectors to a heavier load to destruction to see what the limits are as manufacturers sometimes don’t put this on the packaging.
Thanks Eleanor! Great suggestions! Thanks for watching.
I would like to try the soldersticks, the solder joints held up great, thanks jon, great vodeo as always
Thanks for watching Gary!
Great content !! Keep up the great vids .. I sure like the solder sticks..
Thanks Anthony!
Great video Jon. Solder
Thanks 👍 Greg!
Hi Jon ,
Great vid as usual , glad you solder ing on with the channel !! Lol.
Cheers
Phil
Thanks 👍
Thank-you for doing this test.I was wondering this questing, you have answered it. SolderStick did well, as does most electrical solders as they are low temp materials.
Thanks! Yea it was a burning question for me as well. Glad I did it and thanks for watching!
I just bought these connectors a couple days ago. There great splice connectors for just about every hobby I'm doing.
Awesome! They are great!
The welders motto say that "We all make mistakes, but we just need to solder on." HA HA! Another great video. Thanks again, Jon!
HAHA. Well Done Tom. Thanks for watching!
Great vídeo as always, love to try myself in Madrid, Spain these looking good solder sticks.😊
Thanks Cesar!
Solder on sir! Great stuff
Right on
Dude, i really want to try those solder stick connectors. I love to solder.
Thanks Jeffrey! 😎
solder - looks very cool
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Always enjoy your builds and I too wondered if the sticks would hold up.
They don’t mind the amps!!!
Very nice solder tools..I'm particularly interested in the heat gun that distributes heat around the wire. Always great vids!
Yea! I need to order one of those and try it out! The guys that have ordered it says it works great! Thanks for watching!
@@thelightersideofrc 👍
I noticed the thrust meter was dropping, is that normal?
For sure. As battery is used it will have a drop in power.
I love a good solder connection.
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Nice to see them pass the test. The glue on the ends will keep solder in place even if did start to melt the SOLDER. 200amps might be an issue but who knows eh. Most EDF,s would hardly use full power constantly so yeah means go forth and use them solder sticks. Nice job Jon keep at it. Oh what was thrust ?. Am assuming was on orange meter 5 then down to a constant 4.8 in lbs? wasn,t bad. ;0)
Thanks Nick! For the duration it was about 4.8. Started at 5 ish and then 4.8 pretty consistent.
It would have been nice to know , at what temp the solder stick melts?
Right on the packaging and their website. Shrink tube. 80c. Minimum temp for solder to melt. 130c
Would've been interesting with a little "tug test" while temps were high.
Good Call!
Interesting video 😊 that’s super-low temp solder…seems like a great product. 😊
You got it! Thanks for watching!
I love my Solder Sticks, Can always use more
Awesome!
Way to soldier on with that solder test. Let's hook a 12awg one up to my 10s hotliner that draws 230amps and see what happens!
Come on over and lets do it! 🤓
Those solder joints are the perfect solution.
Totally! Such a great item!
Jon, my heat gun came with a attachment that wraps around the wire. It melts the solder great. By the way it came from harbor freight
Oh Cool! Thanks Dennis!
Solid solder soldering solutions 🤣🤣
HAHA. Well done Kelly! 🤓
What should be the differences between a normal connector and the solder connector, amperes ways, I ask myself that question, greetings Remi
The big or primary concern most people had was that the low temp solder would melt when the wire got hot. It’s low temp solder but it still takes a decent amount of heat to melt it.
nice 👌👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice test. SOLDER away 😂
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Solder…. Good job. Just a suggestion but I was expecting that you will pull those cables during the video as well. Anyway thanks for doing very interesting videos👍.
Thanks Edgardo.
I have seen a plane melting the solder once it touched down after landing. Solder trail in the grass and plane belly.
Maybe it was a lack of cooling airflow that once it was down it was past the limit?
I can't solder for crap, these would be a big game changer for me!
Make it much easier!
Solder me! Tennessee
HAHA! thanks Paul!
They’re not SOLDER good…. They’re really good!!!!
Thanks “J”
“G”
Haha. Thanks Gordon!
I love to solder my own fingers together.
HAHA. OUCH! 😂
To beer,ore not to beer, solder al year long! 🤪
😂😂 well done!
Now I am older I like to use solder 😀
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I solder over here 👀🤷😊
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Seem like this is easiest solder solution 🙂
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Sometimes using solder can be quite trying
Yes!!!!
To solder or solder stick, that is the question?
HAHA. Well done!
Those solder sticks can get you out of a sticky situation..
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My wife say I solder with my stick. 😅
😂😂🙌
I solder every day
You need these!
I tried to solder once.....once.
HAHA. Now you get someone else to do it for you Scott! 😂
@@thelightersideofrc You're not wrong but these Solder Sticks could be my return to glory and independence.
maybe adding a watt meter to see what the draw is? personally I would not trust it. Have seen desoldering in the air with my own eyes.
im betting solder stick checked all different things
For sure!
Solder
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I hate solder like really hate it makes me stressed 🤣 so these soldersticks could be a solution 🤩 do you guys love solder ???
With Solder Stick.....I love soldering!
@@thelightersideofrc haha nice advert 😂
To bad you couldn't solder your aviation design Diomand back together.
Haha. No kidding hey! 😂😂
@The Lighter Side Of RC sorry I know that had to hurt
Don’t SOLDER your Nutz.
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Never received any confirmation for my order and am trying to get my money back. I Wouldn't be recommending a company that does business like this!
Sorry to hear that.
Thats barely any load. If its not pulling 1.2k watts for 5 or more minutes it doesnt matter
In the RC world with the amount of heat generated it's a Typical situation. So it absolutely does matter.
If you are going to solder two wires together why not use solderstick.
Exactly 😎👍