Re: [EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins

2017-10-10 Thread Cor van de Water via EV
Correction,
I found the stamped spec on the Weller iron: it is 24V, 50W
with the base having the transformer and temp regulator.

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I always solder with a temp regulated iron from Weller. The strain relief in 
the handle provides the mechanical sturdiness and the wires are long enough to 
have no issue with some wicked up solder making them stiff as they are not 
required to be flexible, being embedded in the handle. I don't know the power 
of the Weller. Prob around 40WI first fill the pin with molten solder after 
lightly tinning the wire,then insert the wire into the molten bath of solder in 
the pin.Works like a charm.Cor


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Subject: Re: [EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins On 10 Oct 2017 at 15:49, 
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> Trying to solder to the pins of an EVSE takes a hellova soldering iron.

Could you crimp them with a hammer crimper, or maybe with one of those cheap 
Chinese hex crimpers from Harbor Fright?

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Re: [EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins

2017-10-10 Thread Cor van de Water via EV
I always solder with a temp regulated iron from Weller. The strain relief in 
the handle provides the mechanical sturdiness and the wires are long enough to 
have no issue with some wicked up solder making them stiff as they are not 
required to be flexible, being embedded in the handle. I don't know the power 
of the Weller. Prob around 40WI first fill the pin with molten solder after 
lightly tinning the wire,then insert the wire into the molten bath of solder in 
the pin.Works like a charm.Cor


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Subject: Re: [EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins 
On 10 Oct 2017 at 15:49, Robert Bruninga via EV wrote:

> Trying to solder to the pins of an EVSE takes a hellova soldering iron.

Could you crimp them with a hammer crimper, or maybe with one of those cheap 
Chinese hex crimpers from Harbor Fright?

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Re: [EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins

2017-10-10 Thread EVDL Administrator via EV
On 10 Oct 2017 at 15:49, Robert Bruninga via EV wrote:

> Trying to solder to the pins of an EVSE takes a hellova soldering iron.

Could you crimp them with a hammer crimper, or maybe with one of those cheap 
Chinese hex crimpers from Harbor Fright?

David Roden - Akron, Ohio, USA
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Re: [EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins

2017-10-10 Thread Rush Dougherty via EV
Bob -

WOW! I guess you know that soldering the J1772 pins has led to melted plugs... 
they technically should be crimped... and not cut in half...

At TucsonEV.com I offer a service to crimp your wire into your plug/inlet for 
$25 
plus shipping. The crimp is done to Mil Spec with an industrial pneumatic 
crimper.

Rush Dougherty
www.TucsonEV.com
Tucson AZ 85719


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> Trying to solder to the pins of an EVSE takes a hellova soldering iron.
>
>
>
> But for just soldering on some #12 wires for an L1, I tried this trick:
>
> http://aprs.org/Energy/Charging/EVSE/cut-pins02x.jpg
>
>
>
> Hackasawed a slot in the back and then crushed only ½ of the remainder into a 
>  "U" shape to
> take the #12 wire.  This should take only about 40% of the heat since I only 
> have to heat about
> 40% of the pin.
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[EVDL] Soldering to the J-1772 Pins

2017-10-10 Thread Robert Bruninga via EV
Trying to solder to the pins of an EVSE takes a hellova soldering iron.



But for just soldering on some #12 wires for an L1, I tried this trick:

http://aprs.org/Energy/Charging/EVSE/cut-pins02x.jpg



Hackasawed a slot in the back and then crushed only ½ of the remainder into
a “U” shape to take the #12 wire.  This should take only about 40% of the
heat since I only have to heat about 40% of the pin…



Bob, WB4APR
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