What kind of Soldering cable is this?
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13thmonkey
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they fall under the collective name of 'wires' nothing more nothing less. What are you trying to achieve.
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It isn't "soldering cable", it's not even "cable". It's just standard "wire" that's been soldered to the batteries.
Those look like 'AA' batteries, so that's 1.5v x 3 = 4.5v total.
A length of insulated wire stripped out from some domestic electrical flex can safely handle that
That's assuming it's just for the batteries, there must not be any high voltage/mains voltage involved whatsoever).
Those look like 'AA' batteries, so that's 1.5v x 3 = 4.5v total.
A length of insulated wire stripped out from some domestic electrical flex can safely handle that
That's assuming it's just for the batteries, there must not be any high voltage/mains voltage involved whatsoever).
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The wrong kind of cable.
Battery packs are usually welded together with little bus bars. If you've ever tried to solder onto a battery then you know it's extremely difficult to get a reliable connection with solder onto those plated steel ends, especially if the packs are to be used in a high vibration environment like a drone or ebike.
Battery packs are usually welded together with little bus bars. If you've ever tried to solder onto a battery then you know it's extremely difficult to get a reliable connection with solder onto those plated steel ends, especially if the packs are to be used in a high vibration environment like a drone or ebike.
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