pcbs are on github, github.com/akhlut wire is 22awg bare tinned copper from remington industries
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do you have more of the PCBâs you wanna sell?
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I have some. Iâll have to look when I get home.
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im wondering if the soldering iron can be used with a 10s power supply? kinda 10v higher but hope it is possible without anything popping
I dunno. Itâs just 3v above max recommended. Itâs a good question. @aulakiria please. Could you reply It? Is It possible to solder on 42v?
the pic on his blog post says 32v not 39v or am i reading something old
No. It says 35v. What a mess. I donât know why i had 39v in my head. Actually i always use 24v
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I am sorry for the confusion.
I marked the maximum voltage as 35v. However, the manufacturerâs standard is 24v. I recommend a voltage of around 24v.
The output of the 10s charger is 42v.
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Thank you lee.
I used the soledring hundreds of hours with a 19V laptop charger (a powerful one though). Isnât it enough ?
I also use 19v, 72w laptop adapter. Works as a charm and heats up in seconds
Itâs more a wattage thingy. I have made an adaptor for my 12v lipo. It works flawlessly. It works fine as long as you provide some amps.
Cool can you solder 10awg with it or?
I solder 10ga, I just use a different tip. Large flat one that holds more heat.
Personally I canât (19V 80W laptop charger with thin tip iron delivered with the spot welder). I keep a basic non regulated 75W for this purpose.
Yeah the smaller tip canât handle the heat dissipation with large ga wire
I solder often 8awg and did 6awg once
got the welding pen for sunkko 709a welder and rigged it to work with the boss welder.
iâm loving it so far, and tips are trivially easy to replace.
oh, the tips are spring loaded so you can apply nice, even pressure on the tips, yielding very nice results.
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Really nice ! Did you tweak the pen other than soldering a XT90 on its leads ?