In the video, we didn't use extra flux, but it's still important depending on what you're soldering. Even though the solder we used had a flux core, sometimes adding more flux can be really helpful. It cleans the metal surfaces, removes oxidation, and helps the solder flow better, making for a stronger and more reliable connection. So yeah, even though the solder has flux, adding a bit more can make a big difference, especially with tricky joints.
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I like this guy. I trust him. He’s clearly a subject matter expert
Another quality video from the Taurus boys!
Much appreciated
Awesome Job!
Four conductors but it's not star-quad. Foil insulation and drain wire so it's for installation. Also rigid. What brand / model of cable is that?
It’s quite some time since I soldered… is there no need to use flux anymore??
In the video, we didn't use extra flux, but it's still important depending on what you're soldering. Even though the solder we used had a flux core, sometimes adding more flux can be really helpful. It cleans the metal surfaces, removes oxidation, and helps the solder flow better, making for a stronger and more reliable connection. So yeah, even though the solder has flux, adding a bit more can make a big difference, especially with tricky joints.
This is amazing ☺️
I mean some part was funny 😂 I mean this part "burn some persons carpet"
Too bad about the camera work being blurry.
24 awg or 22 awg