Recent content by Devyn@2nd

Tip temperature is adjustable in the range of 350°F to 850°F (177°C to 454°C) for my soldering iron

Well I was asking about the epoxy/film because that would be the only way to get something to stick to the board with conductivity. If there was a connection I could solder the copper to to then I wouldn't be having this problem most likely. Even if I could do the soldering with copper...

Yes but would it be able to hold on to the circuit board? I tried using copper with kapton and it worked. BUT every time I heated it up the connection moved. I was wondering even if I had epoxy, would it work or just heat the glue up?

I have been repairing some devices but some of them have the pad connection ripped off so I can not repair the USB tips. I have found out how to repair the ripped connection which is the following procedure; Either a conductive liquid or film epoxy is put on the ripped connection area, then the...