Anyone in the west mids with a soldering iron?
really i didnt know that? but its literally one or two tiny spots i need, id never use it again probably 
EDIT, actually it may come in handy, ill have a look online.
cheers lads

EDIT, actually it may come in handy, ill have a look online.
cheers lads
Last edited by BM08; Jun 26, 2008 at 10:02 AM.
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Any tips on using one by the way? its to solder the battey holder thing onto the circuit board of a clifford remote, so obviously its very small.
Is it just a case of "blobbing" abit on and thats it?
sorry for being a dumbass ive not used one since high school
Is it just a case of "blobbing" abit on and thats it?
sorry for being a dumbass ive not used one since high school
buy one, spend some time practising with it, they can be awkward to get used to!!
ps you'll probably need to buy an extra roll of solder as you get very little in the cheaper kits.
ps you'll probably need to buy an extra roll of solder as you get very little in the cheaper kits.
yeah i read it, but i figured if you were a newbie to soldering you'd want to practice, in which case you'd probably run out.
I could do it for you, but i'm busy working all day today (as you can tell from me being on here )
I could do it for you, but i'm busy working all day today (as you can tell from me being on here )
dont buy a cheap one though as you will be there for ever waiting for it to warm up lol and it wont do some cables that you may need to do in the future
on the circuit board thing, try and get one with changable tips and you would want to use a pointed one id say and be carefull not to melt the board !
on the circuit board thing, try and get one with changable tips and you would want to use a pointed one id say and be carefull not to melt the board !
dont buy a cheap one though as you will be there for ever waiting for it to warm up lol and it wont do some cables that you may need to do in the future
on the circuit board thing, try and get one with changable tips and you would want to use a pointed one id say and be carefull not to melt the board !
on the circuit board thing, try and get one with changable tips and you would want to use a pointed one id say and be carefull not to melt the board !
Thanks for the tips
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