pin header fix?

playingmax

playingmax

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hello I've been trying to soldering the nand-x tried the Pin Headers then the Wires and now the QSB with no success. my problem is that I cant get the solder to stick to the one of the pin header. I think I put too much heat to it using a 30W iron. can someone please tell me how to fix the pin header. Thank you very much.

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conie

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Person was not able to solder huge headers. How will he manage those mirco traces? Good luck guy. My suggestion is to send it out to a trustworthy forum member to fix it for you.
 
manwithoutname

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While you have a point conie, xmods was only providing the alternative solutions which works perfectly for those who can solder cause I my self used his referencing pictures when I attempted to use alternate points/traces instead.

Matter in fact you can solder the whole thing (7 wires) onto traces and still be able to dump/write the NAND.
 
manwithoutname

manwithoutname

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NAND-X connector cable has 7 wires (green, blue, red, black, brown, orange & yellow). All of which can be soldered directly onto traces on the motherboard to dump and write the NAND.
 
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