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Uploaded by on May 2, 2008

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Model Airplane News Editor John Reid shows how to soldering connectors on to Lipo Batteries.

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  • Why can't the Americans speak properly..the word is SOL-DER not soder.....

  • Thank you so much for this video. I completely blew up an 8.4volt 2800 mAh battery by cutting both contacts at the same time. This helped my confidence to solder some deans on. 

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  • Great video! Im expecting a lipo battery soon from E-Bay that I will need to solder on a JST connector which typically uses 20GA wiring.This new battery is a 1200mAh 11.1v 3S and the wiring may be a little thicker.If I solder a JST connector with 20GA wiring to thicker battery leads,,,,,,will it still work?

  • @AirsoftR3L0ADed ...in the US maybe, everywhere else it's sol-der.As George Bernard Shaw said 'England and America are two countries separated by a common language. '

    But he was Irish so what would he know - I suppose we're both right but I reckon I'm more right than you! Still a good video though

  • @AdventureIQ1995 ....the first of many you also started?

  • @puffmonster689 - you're nearly right but you missed off the -ly off stupid.

  • @bigrasshopper thats how you pronounce it stupid.

  • @bigrasshopper Soder is the correct pronunciation young grasshopper.

  • not soldering to the battery - you're soldering to a piece of WIRE !!!!!!!

  • Not mentioned, but you always heat the metal you're soldering to melt the solder - you don't heat the solder itself. You rely on the heat of the object (wire, what-have-you...) to melt the easily melted solder to get a better connection.

  • @bigrasshopper why do other countries think we care how we show ourselves?

  • @bigrasshopper We won the war........

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