Step by step how to video: Soldering Sky High's power cable to closed end terminals, pull test page 3

[purplesyrup]

[knowledge]

no working my friend

[WastedTalent]

no working my friend

"Its still processing, will be done shortly."

[knowledge]

yeah i know but its more than half hour later

[WastedTalent]

For some reason, with purp, when he does it (even though it's only youtube, not him), it takes hours. literally. one vid he did, that was like 1 min long, seriously took like 2-3 hours to process lol.

[Pasta Prime]

works now

[purplesyrup]

yeah i know but its more than half hour later

For some reason, with purp, when he does it (even though it's only youtube, not him), it takes hours. literally. one vid he did, that was like 1 min long, seriously took like 2-3 hours to process lol.

The file was shot in 1080p, and was 1.5 Gigs, im sure it took youtube forever, lol its up now though

[bassaddiction]

looks good. i have a suggestion for ya.

before u twist the wires together i would put soldering flux paste all over it because it will help bond the metals togerther and the solder wire will get suck up into the wire. if u do that there no way that things coming off . also u wont have to heat it up agian.

btw im a electrician and an asshole so i love mega over kill connections lol

[purplesyrup]

looks good. i have a suggestion for ya.

before u twist the wires together i would put soldering flux paste all over it because it will help bond the metals togerther and the solder wire will get suck up into the wire. if u do that there no way that things coming off . also u wont have to heat it up agian.

btw im a electrician and an asshole so i love mega over kill connections lol

lol its cool man, I use flux core solder, which is probably not as good as what you recommended doing, but I know I absolutely cannot pull off the terminal from the wire after I do what I just did there.

Oh and as far as heating it up again, I dont know how necessary it is considering the terminal was filled up all the way, but my thoughts were if there was any remaining copper stands that did not get coated with solder very good on the way in, due to it potentially cooling on the cold wire on entry, that would just help take care of that and hopefully fill in any gaps between the copper wire and copper terminal.

[sprkn_ranger]

Nice video man

I might have missed it in the vid, but I assume those lugs are sky high lugs as well?