the best way to solder on a remote control platine

[thomas]

Which is the best way to solder on a remote control platine? I want to
switch the power key with a relay and know I have tried to solder two
cables at the black contacts, but it doesn´t hold on it.

 

[Tom Biasi]

Which is the best way to solder on a remote control platine? I want to
switch the power key with a relay and know I have tried to solder two
cables at the black contacts, but it doesn´t hold on it.

How much experience do you have in soldering?

 

[thomas]

I don´t have much experience in soldering. I´ve only solder some
little circuits, but only on a platine.

 

[Tom Biasi]

I don´t have much experience in soldering. I´ve only solder some
little circuits, but only on a platine.



I don't know what a platine is, sorry.
Read some basic soldering tutorials. Basically the solder joint must be
clean. Brush the connection with a brass brush. The metal should look clean
and shinny. You need enough heat to allow the solder to flow when you touch
it next to the iron on the material, not on the iron. You should be using a
flux core solder for electronics use, not acid core plumbers solder.
Good Luck,
Tom

 

[thomas]

It isn´t a metal on which I want to solder a cable. It´s black. The
contacts which I mean are under a power button.

 

[thomas]

I meant board, a remote control board.

 

[Tom Biasi]

It isn´t a metal on which I want to solder a cable. It´s black. The
contacts which I mean are under a power button.
You need to scrape off any coating on the metal, if its not metal you are
not going to solder it. It should be copper or tinned copper. On a circuit
board there is usually a coating that you need to remove.
Tom

 

[JeffM]

As a Usenet newbie (posting from Google Groups),
you need to read this:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group...ty-of-people-don't-see-what-you-see-on-Google
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:I meant board, a remote control board.
: thomas
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It isn´t a metal on which I want to solder a cable. It´s black.
The contacts which I mean are under a power button.
thomas

You might CAREFULLY scrape away the (green?) solder mask
that is beside the black pads
and solder to the copper underneath that you expose.