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How Can I Connect A Resistor To A Pcb Without Using A Soldering Iron?
It’s far to small to solder accurately (it’s much smaller than a normal resistor) and the intense heat would damage the board. What are my options? Please include links to where I can buy the necessary supplies.
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June 26th, 2009 at 5:46 am
I don’t have a link but, I would make a pressure fit socket with extended wires and solder them. Like a fuse holder. Possibly out of gold coated pins from an old motherboard.
June 26th, 2009 at 6:53 am
that is a surface mount type. I have done them with a cheap soldering gun. But you gotta have great eyes and a bit of practice.
I did read somewhere that you can buy a rear defogger repair type of glue/solder that works. But i have no idea if i would count on it as i only read about it.
Its diffently trick to solder but it can be done.
June 26th, 2009 at 12:05 pm
Super glue.
June 26th, 2009 at 12:30 pm
Hey guy, The Answer To Your Problem Is Simple. Go To MCM Electronics, Use Google And Find Their Website.
Anyways, Go To The Chemicals Section And Look For A Type Of Liquid Solder. It Comes In A Pen Style Applicator. Take A Razor Blade And Just Barely Skin Back The Protective Coating On The PC Board, Careful Not To Overlap Any Circuits, Apply The Liquid Solder, Then Place Your Resistor , Let Dry & Apply The Other Applcator Which Reseals The Boards Protective Coating Again. The Coating Pen Can Be Found At MCM As Well. Any Questions, Contact Me @ xofc72@netscape.net.