Big Lugs Big Solder No Flux To Catch Fire
AMAZON Soldering cable lugs eats solder off the spool. Then to add insult to injury regular solder contains so much flux, it overflows out of the lug then catches fire (unless you have a thousand w...
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:Link? What link? Oooooo wait- maybe someone didn't post a link. :)
Did you geniuses manage to click the link and check the PRICE? 500 grams of 60/40 not 50/50 or 40/60. I guess nine of you have torch soldered a large lug. The lug has to be fed solder at 12 inches a second unless it's big stuff and this is like .090" But maybe a few comments are issued by folks who do not solder 4 gauge to 4/0 regularly. Oooooo wait - maybe I could try cramming a one pound solder bar down into the lug. It's not easy to find low priced SIXTY PERCENT solder any more. Eighty dollar rolls of lead free solder are predominating. Works great once you get the fire extinguished in the insulation.
