128GB SanDisk Monolithic SD Card

[italyassistance]

So the spiderboard can be good for monolithic ones that have large pads but for everything else it is much more useful to solder, will they improve it? or will they get rid of it?

[lcoughey]

I suspect that they will just leave it as is.

Datalabs (Instagram) came up with their version of a spider board for those who like to use wires rather than the needles.

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[italyassistance]

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how to solder very close pads without the nearby one melting and then having to start again?

[italyassistance]

I suspect that they will just leave it as is.

Datalabs (Instagram) came up with their version of a spider board for those who like to use wires rather than the needles.

20241018_100011.jpg

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how to solder very close pads without the nearby one melting and then having to start again?

[ddrecovery]

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how to solder very close pads without the nearby one melting and then having to start again?

Only advice I can give you is to use the right equipment and practice, practice, practice.

[italyassistance]

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how to solder very close pads without the nearby one melting and then having to start again?

Only advice I can give you is to use the right equipment and practice, practice, practice.

i have this jbc



with nano tips, any advice on what temperature to set when I'm welding very close together?

[ddrecovery]

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how to solder very close pads without the nearby one melting and then having to start again?

Only advice I can give you is to use the right equipment and practice, practice, practice.

i have this jbc



with nano tips, any advice on what temperature to set when I'm welding very close together?

Can't see that picture for some reason, but I use 650f.

[italyassistance]

Only advice I can give you is to use the right equipment and practice, practice, practice.

i have this jbc



with nano tips, any advice on what temperature to set when I'm welding very close together?

Can't see that picture for some reason, but I use 650f.

JBC CD-2SQF

What temperature do you set it to to solder the wires onto the solder balls?

[ddrecovery]

i have this jbc



with nano tips, any advice on what temperature to set when I'm welding very close together?

Can't see that picture for some reason, but I use 650f.

JBC CD-2SQF

What temperature do you set it to to solder the wires onto the solder balls?

650f.

[italyassistance]

Can't see that picture for some reason, but I use 650f.

JBC CD-2SQF

What temperature do you set it to to solder the wires onto the solder balls?

650f.

650 ° fahrenheit? sorry im in italy here we use celsius grades 650F

(650 °F - 32) × 5/9 = 343,333 °C