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How would you repair this broken wire?
#2
That was original plan, but I was hoping for something prettier
II was going to wait to fix, but I suddenly felt motivated.
ended up just separating the black wire from cable to repair. I guess I'll just put wire sleeve on this cable after the heat shrink.
also this repair probably would have gotten me thrown out of soldering school.
II was going to wait to fix, but I suddenly felt motivated.
ended up just separating the black wire from cable to repair. I guess I'll just put wire sleeve on this cable after the heat shrink.
also this repair probably would have gotten me thrown out of soldering school.
#3
I would have added a short piece of blk wire with heat shrink and soldered it not have it so tight.
#5
Cut all 3 wires, splice with solder. Or crimp new connectors, effectively shortening it and lengthening it as necessary with servo lead extenders.
#6
Maybe just a drop of solder and shrink tube over it? Seems like it's not completely separated yet
#8
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#9
I respectfully disagree. Personally, I have not had any issues with it, and I understand the plane guys do it all the time. Besides, the layout of my car virtually mandates a very long receiver lead from the esc, so an extender is a must.
#11
Tech Fanatic
I use this fix
-strip a small amount of wire from both ends of the Black-wire
-cover/shield the small amount of Red and White wire (to keep the solder off the wires)
-use Solder to join/fill the wire - gap
-remove the cover/shield on the RED and White wires
-then cover the Black-wire with black tape
-strip a small amount of wire from both ends of the Black-wire
-cover/shield the small amount of Red and White wire (to keep the solder off the wires)
-use Solder to join/fill the wire - gap
-remove the cover/shield on the RED and White wires
-then cover the Black-wire with black tape
Last edited by GuyIsDamGood; 08-04-2019 at 02:30 PM.
#12
I would just solder it and shrink the whole thing. Flux does a good job.