Originally Posted by
Besercoe
Note that BL motors are also very sensitive to dry solder joints, a solder joint should be shiny after its dried, with all the individual wires fully sealed.
You also have to be very careful of how long the heat is applied, solder should be applied to both items seperately, and then the final solder joint is to just meld together the 2 prepared pieces. You should NEVER apply solder to an item that is being heated for a long period of time.
Ok, but my solder joins are assembly line perfect, and I would have thought a dry joint on the motor would have the effect of cogging if one phase was not getting energised properly as opposed to causing the motor to turn very quickly in reverse? No?