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Old 02-03-2007
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I think that is what he said Mark....
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Old 03-03-2007
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All i can say is it is a ace iron Its alot better than my old 60 watt iron and as for cells if you can solder it is ace it is on the cell for a maximum of about a second when it is fully heated up. And as for v2's it is easy for that.

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I'm having a nightmare with this and if I had known that these motors are such a bitch I wouldn't have bought one of the bay grrrr

Bugger it time for a brushless LRP
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They can be difficult, but as above big bit, high wattage gets it done. Great motors tho. You will find the Checkpoints easier to solder and the motors just as good.
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some have suggested corrally connector, so may try that. otherwise another motor...
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