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I hold the pin in place with my finger while I solder the other end.
It gets hot but only for an instant.? You can put a bandaid on your
thumb to help protect it from the heat if you like.? Be careful with
using standard tape on the circuit boards to hold things.? A lot of
these tapes can have very high static charges and could damage the ESD
sensitive components.

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On Sat, Jan 13, 2018 at 2:01 PM, Steve Zabarnick <zabarnick@...> wrote:
> What is the trick to soldering the one pin headers in the QCX kit? For
> multipin headers, I tack one end to hold the header in place, and then
> solder the other pins.
>
> This doesn't work for single pin headers -- I can tack it, but it falls out
> when I subsequently do the final soldering. Any tips?
>
> Steve N9SZ
>