Soldering Materials
It is recommended that you solder all of your wire connections. Crimp connectors are convenient but the can work themselves loose after time. Soldering connection provide a perfect joint that cannot become disconnected. When soldering joints we recommend that you use heat shrink tubing to insulate your connections.
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Weller SP25NKUS Marksman Lighted Soldering Iron Kit$25.99- High quality soldering iron with LED lights
- Power rating: 25 watts
- Generates heat up to 750°F
- Comolded, soft-grip ribbed handle for maximum comfort & reduced slippage
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Kester 24-6040-0027 60/40 Rosin Core Solder$34.99- Kester 44 60/40 Solder Rosin
- 60/40 (60% Tin, 40% Lead)
- Designed For Excellent Instant Wetting Action, Even On Nickel Surfaces
- Non-Corrosive residue if not cleaned
- 1 pound roll
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Steren 400-155 60/40 Rosin Core Solder$34.99- Kester 44 60/40 Solder Rosin
- 60/40 (60% Tin, 40% Lead)
- Designed For Excellent Instant Wetting Action, Even On Nickel Surfaces
- Non-Corrosive residue if not cleaned
- 1 pound roll
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Weller P2KC Professional Self-Igniting Butane Cordless Soldering Iron$149.99- Professional Self-Igniting Cordless Soldering Iron
- Fast heat-up for high productivity, melts solder in less than 40 seconds
- Piezo ignition with push-button ease & convenience
- Refills in less than 20 seconds so you can stay on the job
- Interchangeable tips for proper soldering jobs
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