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Sounds interesting, do I need a special solder iron for the paste?

okay cool... As I can see from the Link, these wires are for "RC" things. Maybe I find a shop that sells me the exact same wires for rc cars in my country. Is the 60/40 Solder cored with the "no-clean" flux ? Because I have so much 18650er... Currently thinking about a system where I can easily switch between a LiPo Pack and the 18650er Battery holder... Maybe LiPo for home and 18650er for roaming.

Thanks for your reply... I dont think so, I guess the distance is to big... Maybe I find other wire, but otherwise, maybe my posted wire is okay?

Hello everyone, I have some questions about the wire and solder I'll be using to build my own mod with the DNA 250 chip. When it comes to electronic things, I'm not a total noob. I know how to connect the dual 18650er that I want in my mod and have some basic soldering skills. 1. Question: The Solder itself. I read on the forum that most people are using normal 60/40 Solder with flux. Is it good to maybe use solder that has a flux core ? What would you prefer: Sn 60 Pb 39 Cu 1 (0.5mm) with flux core based on kolophonium. Sn 60 Pb 38 Cu 2 (0.8mm) with "no-clean" flux core. Which diameter is the best to use ? (0.5mm/0.8mm/1mm) 2. Question: The Wire The DNA200 Documentation states, that for the output for example the wire gauge should be 14 if silicon insulated. I checked the Datasheet of the silicon insulated tinned copper wire that is available at my location and for the 14AWG(1x2,5mm²) wire it says that the max ampere are 32A. The DNA 250 can produce a max output Ampere of 55A. Wouldnt this burn the cable connected to the 510? Datasheet of the wire: http://www.produktinfo.conrad.com/datenblaetter/1400000-1499999/001499085-da-01-de-SIF_01X0_5_BL_R100.pdf Thank you very much. I Just want to have everything that I need and be save while building with the dna, thats why I'm asking instead of messing everything up..