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Soldering jig.
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I just finished making some charging leads for parallel charging and used the soldering jig from Vigilante. I used Dean Connectors and this jig made it soooooo easy. It took longer to get the iron out then it did to do the work. Well worth the $20. Sparky http://www.vigilante-rc.com/index.html |
Oh wow, I've never seen this but I need to get one. Deans is a PITA to solder sometimes. I just did 4 of them a couple of days ago and this would have turned an hour of frustrating soldering into probably 10 minutes.. What a great idea. Thanks for the review! :yipi:
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I just use a pair of vice grips to hold the connector. Then, just hold the wire and solder it on there. If you are soldering so long that the wire is too hot to hold, you are taking too long and need to practice soldering.
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The bench vise is your freind when soldering deans. And for 20 bucks you can get a decent one from harbor freight. However, if you are always putting on deans this jig looks very handy. I might buy one, would like some better pics of it and how it holds everything.
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who cares about deans when there are much better connectors and bench vise is much better than a single purpose jig :)
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Sparky |
exactly it is my opinion and those $20 can be spent on standard vise that will do much better job and not just for soldering so you dont end up with a million of single purpose stuff
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Well I still think it's cool, I'll probably get one. Will make jobs much faster for me than a bench vise will, too.
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Sparky Look at it this way, a vise is just a large heat sink.:oh: |
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Yea, a vise made of plastic makes sense. :lol:
Sparky |
I agree a vice is quite valuable, but I much prefer this jig...
http://www.helidirect.com/product_th...pg&w=399&h=300 http://thejigsup.net/ |
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Sparky |
I've bought it but it's useless.
The jigs subtracts heat from the connectors you are welding (not the case of the deans) and this is a bad thing. Worst 20$ spent in rc equipment. |
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