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Question how to solder some wires
Hey all I am making a mod for my mice and I need to solder some wires to the logic circuit. So If you no how to solder can you help me out.

PS my mice mods are located In the Air cooling form than you guys/women
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You can find a great soldering guide here:

http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/t...o-solder-wires
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You can find a great soldering guide here:

http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/t...o-solder-wires
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A soldering iron, some solder, a can of flux, a wire brush, and maybe a set of helping hands, depending on the project. Get some wire and some wire strippers and just play around with it before you start working on an actual project.
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A soldering iron, some solder, a can of flux, a wire brush, and maybe a set of helping hands, depending on the project. Get some wire and some wire strippers and just play around with it before you start working on an actual project.
helping hands are for WUSSIES!
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helping hands are for WUSSIES!
or for those who don't happen to have 2-3 extra arms. Goro from MK would weild a mean iron.

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i've found this guide very useful as it covers wires, through-hole PCB, and Surface Mount soldering all in one go.
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Ow no man I could have used the extera help !

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or for those who don't happen to have 2-3 extra arms. Goro from MK would weild a mean iron.

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i've found this guide very useful as it covers wires, through-hole PCB, and Surface Mount soldering all in one go.
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