Review on 🔌 Copper Wrapping for Flexible 0.25mm Soldering by Kris Feezy

Definitely not recommended for repairing/repairing PCB prototype assemblies Adding "3D schematics" and repairing prototypes showing errors in the have circuit diagrams or diagrams. I'm used to a reel of teflon coated wire that I bought years ago and recently had to replace. It is definitely not recommended for this application. First, the wire is difficult to solder even with aggressive flux. which makes me doubt the design. Second, the wire has a PVC jacket that melts and shrinks at the solder joint. So if you're stuck in the 1980s and still using that kind of "winding wire" then you might be fine. but for any other use i would advise against it despite the attractive price.