@@Razor_6555 🤣🤣🤣🤣 which adapter are you asking about?

@@Tinman386wisconsin you know...

Thanks, it was fun having short skip for once. Pleasure talking to you guys. 73

@@211wisconsin were you at the break?

Thank you. I'm liking this sdr stuff. So much nicer than the phone and a tripod.

That was fun. You didn't stick around too long though. ☹️☹️

Funny thing is one of them was sober but you can't tell which one because they both acted the same. 🤣🤣

@@Tinman386wisconsin yup, you're right! The rich guy is always drunk, talking on the radio and polishing his gold bars! 🍺

@Razor_6555 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ya know most times he's not really drunk either. He's just lonely and runs out of stuff to talk about so he talks like that to keep guys talking etc.

@@Tinman386wisconsin 😢 poor guy 😢

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There you go. The exact same ones I used.

Must common issue is the mic isn't wired for the radio. Could also be a damaged mic. I would start by trouble shooting with another microphone that's known to work and is wired for that radio just to rule out the radio.

Yes they should! All 50 watt and higher radios should.

I was new to using this phone and had limited abilities. Hopefully the info in it still helped you at least.

These days the adapter cords come in handy. I bought the small adapter plug instead of the cord on Amazon so I can use 4 pin mics on the 5 pin 148. The plug is also much cheaper than the cords.

@@Tinman386wisconsin Yeah I ordered some adapters a few days ago.

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Holding them together takes 2 hands, then you need 2 more hands. One to hold the solder and one to hold the iron. At minimum with out this tool it takes 3 hands to do this.

Thank you! Do a search for surface mount and there will be several videos. Basically it's a solder paste then you place the part in place then heat it up and the paste crawls where it's needed. I think most use the soldering style heat gun.

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Here you go. This is where i got mine but they also have them on Amazon. If you type wire holder for soldering in the search it will come up. But here is the link for the one on temu. share.temu.com/WmEpAn915UA

The stuff i use does both. Thanks for watching.

Hopefully this helps to understand soldering more for you.

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I'm glad this video helps you. Happy soldering.

I will have to go back and watch again to know what you're talking about. But if im not mistaken it was low lead. It gets a dull finish when it cools.

@@Tinman386wisconsin Looks like it's supposedly 63% tin 37% lead, but who knows?

Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching

Your welcome

Not all solder melts at the same temp. Start out at a lower temp and make sure your tip has big enough surface area to melt it evenly and go up on temp until the solder melts in about 5 seconds or so. You don't want too hot because you risk the trace lifting from the board. But remember you also have to heat thru the desolder braid before the solder will start to melt.

@@Tinman386wisconsin thank u for reply man + i watch some videos they use flux + even there is solder on the iron , did u recommended add some solder on iron or just flux and wick , what i want to desolder is xbox analog joystick , so is 300c fine ??

@@giovannigiorgio2262 300c is probably fine i usually start out at 280 to 300 i think. No you don't want or need solder on the iron or flux. The desolder braid should wick the old solder right up once its hot enough. If it don't, then you could try a little flux on the braid so it accepts the solder better. But try a little more heat first. The addex flux might make the solder flow and spread out farther, making more of a mess than anything.

@@Tinman386wisconsin thank u for info my last Question i'm scared from oxidation , more heat = oxidation , who solder all time and they have experience they says you have to tin your solder iron before you use it so im confused 😭😭 btw im not pro i know how to solder by watching videos 🫡 so i want to learn more and thank u for ur time

@@giovannigiorgio2262 yes, tin your iron and keep the tip clean for sure when soldering. When desoldering it will help with heat transfer to remove the solder with less heat. But it's not totally necessary when desoldering. Often times mine will be a nasty crusty need when removing solder due to high heat on large parts. Then when i solder in the new parts im always dipping and cleaning the tip in the brass wool. Which btw i prefer the brass wool over a wet sponge. It don't cool the tip and cleans faster and easier. Not to mention i funny have to keep wetting the dang sponge.

You betcha! I really enjoyed making this one. Glad you found it helpful.

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I never gave it much thought. I just say it how i heard it all my life.

Yes it's spelled "solder" but the "L" is silent, just like it is in "should," "could" and "would."

I'm glad my video helped you. They may have suggested spot welding due to the heat the battery will produce might melt the solder. Good luck with your project and yes please let me know how it turns out.

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I really liked it it just explained the basics really well and kids theses days don't even know what solder is but they use it everyday an don't realize it all them electronics but soldering is a dying trait and it's sad but with guys like you helping explain it that good anyone should be able to figure out how to solder just a great video after I watched it I went straight to your channel looking for more videos 👍

@@fubarrichards7594 i try to make short videos that get right to the point. I'm glad you liked it, i just remembered when i taught myself to solder, way before you tube and made the video based on that. Most videos from me will be for the Turner microphone. If there is a video i didn't make and its with in my ability, let me know and i will try to make one. I really do appreciative the positive words.

Thank you!