Drone Battery Wire Soldering
Budget: $14 – $30 NZD
I need a precise, low-resistance solder joint made on the battery leads of my drone. The task is straightforward: take the existing electrical wire coming from the battery pack and solder it securely to the designated battery connection pads/connector on the airframe. A clean, shiny joint with proper strain relief is crucial so the connection can handle both current spikes and the vibrations that come with flight.
Bring whatever tools you feel most confident with—a temperature-controlled iron, fine rosin flux, decent solder (60/40 or lead-free is fine if you’re comfortable), and heat-shrink tubing for insulation. Once the joint is complete, I’ll do a quick continuity and voltage drop test; as long as it passes and looks solid, the job is done.
If this is something you can knock out quickly, let’s set up a time.
Bring whatever tools you feel most confident with—a temperature-controlled iron, fine rosin flux, decent solder (60/40 or lead-free is fine if you’re comfortable), and heat-shrink tubing for insulation. Once the joint is complete, I’ll do a quick continuity and voltage drop test; as long as it passes and looks solid, the job is done.
If this is something you can knock out quickly, let’s set up a time.