Quad TBS flight board problem
- Thread starter D.O.G.
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. So I guess I have to solder the wire back onto the board? Your kidding me , right 
D.O.G.
Goblin 380 Supporter
Suuuuuure, easy said then done. I have problem soldering my batteries for the helis Lol.
I guess it's a good time to learn how. I just wish it wasn't on a quad that I just got. Never had the chance to fly and now it's going to be a $149.00 guinea pig for me to learn how to solder. Go figure. Expensive lesson to learn I guess Lol.
D.O.G.
Goblin 380 Supporter
Well, I really didn't have anything to practice on so I gave it a try anyway. You can say I'm looking for a new flight board to replace this one 
. Will something like this work? RJX SP F3 Brushed Fiight Controller - Electronics - Tinywhoop I'll accept any suggestion besides soldering school Lol.
. Will something like this work? RJX SP F3 Brushed Fiight Controller - Electronics - Tinywhoop I'll accept any suggestion besides soldering school Lol.
Tasajara
Active Member
if you are not sure if you can see what you are doing just get one of these...
I used it on the 4 pins I had to jump out for Futaba S-Bus on my Revolt V2
Makes it a lot easier to do. As Tony said tint the pad and the wire. But also put a tiny dot of
solder on the tip of the iron. The molten solder will help the solder flow at the time you touch the
wire with it laying on the pad.
I used it on the 4 pins I had to jump out for Futaba S-Bus on my Revolt V2
Makes it a lot easier to do. As Tony said tint the pad and the wire. But also put a tiny dot of
solder on the tip of the iron. The molten solder will help the solder flow at the time you touch the
wire with it laying on the pad.
Tony
Staff member
When I'm doing stuff like this, I have a pair of 3.5x glasses that I use. Sometimes, things are so small that I have to not only use my glasses, but also my magnifying glass lamp on my desk together. And definitely invest in a good soldering iron. Ones made for automotive are not good for stuff like this. My hakko is quite old and I'm still using the original tip! The cheap tips I have for it that are much smaller are already almost eaten through. I will never waste my money again.