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10.14.2006, 01:02 PM
A weak solder joint can't handle much current. Torque is proportionaly to the amount of amps, and if few amps are able to get through, then there will be little torque.
Think of it this way - If you have two strings that are connected together by a very thin string, then the whole string is only as strong as the thin string in the middle.
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