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I am new to soldering and not sure if this is a silly question.
I experience something strange when soldering the silver wire onto DACT attenuator and source selector.
I was using a stationery clip to hold the silver wire so that it is constantly touching the contact point. When I solder the wire onto the point and when I removed my soldering iron, the wire follows the soldering iron to a distance of about 1mm. The same happen if I pre tin both wire and point.
Anyone know why this happen and how to remedy this?I end up holding the clip myself so that I can put more force to prevent the wire from moving but as my hand do wobble, it is not a very nice job.
I do not have such problem when soldering 12 female RCA.
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Topic - Soldering question - wire following the soldering iron. - SamL 14:49:15 03/22/00 (9)
- Re: Soldering question - wire following the soldering iron. - JohnCe 12:22:46 03/25/00 (0)
- Re: Soldering question - wire following the soldering iron. - BillC 11:36:48 03/23/00 (7)
- Perfect! Should be gospel to all soldering iron wielders. - Markw 13:02:49 03/23/00 (6)
- Will try to explain what happen again. - SamL 14:44:58 03/23/00 (3)
- happen again. - Tom §. 06:55:10 03/24/00 (0)
- Re: Will try to explain what happen again. - BillC 06:14:00 03/24/00 (1)
- Thanks everyone for the info. - SamL 13:48:57 03/24/00 (0)
- But... things with stiff leads? - Jamis 14:02:16 03/23/00 (1)
- It's your call. - Markw 05:09:23 03/24/00 (0)
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