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FS: High power IR diodes - tested, pressed into modules, leads soldered. With the arrival of my first shipment of MOD9 custom 9mm Aixiz clone modules, I was able to spend some time testing a batch of IR 9mm laser diodes. The MOD9 is Aixiz-compatible, ...
Started by rhd on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at laserpointerforums):
Can you hold....
Hey there.
Added a video soldered.
Damn haha Re: FS: High power IR diodes - testedRe: FS: High power IR diodes - tested, pressed into modules, leads soldered.
Looks like my posh goggles wont do.
Leads soldered.
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The issue is as follows:
While racing, for the first few laps, the car runs normal, its fast, responsive and does its thing fine. Towards the end of the race though (5 min races) the car just stalls out (its a B44 so, not literal stalling) then will go...
Started by AC199 on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at oople):
QC3 install went okay, I mean, it looks like its been soldered with it, does sound more likely to be an esc related issue since you mentioned having steering but no response, or more scientifically ....
Update after running/testing.
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Appleinsider has another article on the rumored redesigned macbook pro.
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles...book_pros.html
cent is also reporting on it
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27076_3-57...2010AuxPromo.0
with the continued rumors how many will hold...
Started by tim100 on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at macrumors):
I also like direction the next gen MBP's are heading....
I considered the Air at one point but the lack of storage was what really turned me off .
Although I like to time my purchases to have the latest MBP (my Fav model) it's really a matter.
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I've never soldered anything before but I'll soon be starting to learn. I've researched irons, temperature controlled stations and RSUs but I can't really work out which is best to learn with and use for a beginner.
Should I start with one of the traditional...
Started by The Nth Degree on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rmweb):
I like you had not really solderedThe most important thing with ....
like most wagons will use all of the solder joins that Kenton mentioned above and the great thing Loads of good advice here, all I will add is my own experience.
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I've been getting into some of the wiring aspects of DIY lately, as it's something that always scared me off and I'm determined to be self sufficient when it comes to my guitars. So far I've changed pickups and a tone cap, replaced an on/off switch in...
Started by Tony6Strings on
, 17 posts
by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at strat-talk):
You don't need flux with rosin core ....
I use Kester 44 .031" solder.
What solder they obviously used a lot of heat and likely for too long.
As long as it is solidly soldered.
Ya, I don't think shinyness matters for that.
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Hi all,
I recently described my slight disaster (on help topics) with two white metal kits I had bought. I placed both of them in thinners to remove the poor paint finish, trouble was the araldite also failed and they fell apart. I would like to try soldering...
Started by mike61680 on
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by 18 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at rmweb):
Bill
Back Get yourself some 70 o C solder (that....
I don't get on with liquid flux.
I only use Powerflow flux and Eileens low melt solder.
The method used depends on the grade of whitemetal.
Mike,
I have two ways to solder whitemetal.
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So, after the last soldering thread, I jumped with both feet down the rabbit hole, got a Hakko-FX888, and have been going nuts with micro-controllers for the last couple months.
Now I've got some intermediate questions:
1) Below is the kind of prototype...
Started by svdsinner on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arstechnica):
Why try to fix it? Just move on my iron? (I've never had a replaceable... .
(Roughly 3-4MOhms to solder parts that are a giant heatsink, there's no reason to do that.
Even when I can't see any solder-bridges even with a powerful magnifying glass.
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Any hints or pointers about soldering would be extremely appreciated. It's battery time and I cannot figure out how to solder. I preheat the wire then melt it on to the wires then it just rolls off. Help please! As soldering happens to be a big part of...
Started by ktmdiesel on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at helifreak):
When the solder just rolls off the wire, it's likely because liked it worked it didn't!!! when the solder "looks" like it held, but did not truly flow the wire end to be ....
Thanks anyone One word: Flux Yes Flux...
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Do you need to worry about heat softening the steel at normal solder temps? If you use a propane torch on a rifle barrel to silver solder a EER scope base to it is the heat an issue for the barrel?
I want to solder a modified steel scope base to the flat...
Started by bpost on
, 4 posts
by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunbroker):
IE 20-3....
But, Gunsmiths might use a lower grade/melting point solder.
Not to be confused with lead free 5-10% silver solder for copper pipe.
Some I use for Stainless steel (45%)are semi-high temp.
Only issues- Silver solder alloys.
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I have this "great" idea about putting a hard drive inside a little computer. I want to solder the red, white, green, and black wires to the back of a usb slot. The hard drive gets power, but then it shuts down. If I remove the green and white wires, ...
Started by rosie_hair on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at digital-diy):
Does the ....
Need more info like hard drive and little computer be80be Hard drive works fine understanding soldering.
Most hard drives use more power then the USB can supply
They most likely have a wall wart to spin it will shutdown.
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