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<blockquote data-quote="2013Sonata" data-source="post: 8098629" data-attributes="member: 654735">I know that&#039;s why I was surprised as well. haha. I&#039;m using this solder exactly. <a href="http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bernzomatic-4-oz-Leaded-Solid-Wire-Solder-327789/100494070?N=91#.UZkdJKLqkbA" target="_blank">Bernzomatic 4 oz. Leaded Solid Wire Solder-327789 at The Home Depot</a>. I soldered my ring terminal onto my 4 gauge with that torch with no issues at all. The best part is, I just started soldering too. Haha. I got a nice pool into the terminal after a few seconds with the torch. Works really great. It was only $10 too. My crappy Weller wireless soldering iron was more than that. Best thing I&#039;ve bought in a while too haha. When I tried soldering the copper itself, the solder balled up. And if I kept heat on it, it would fall off completely. I didn&#039;t understand so I just gave up. hahaSo if I get those plugs, I could twist the wire and insert it with no issues?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2013Sonata, post: 8098629, member: 654735"] I know that's why I was surprised as well. haha. I'm using this solder exactly. [URL="http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bernzomatic-4-oz-Leaded-Solid-Wire-Solder-327789/100494070?N=91#.UZkdJKLqkbA"]Bernzomatic 4 oz. Leaded Solid Wire Solder-327789 at The Home Depot[/URL]. I soldered my ring terminal onto my 4 gauge with that torch with no issues at all. The best part is, I just started soldering too. Haha. I got a nice pool into the terminal after a few seconds with the torch. Works really great. It was only $10 too. My crappy Weller wireless soldering iron was more than that. Best thing I've bought in a while too haha. When I tried soldering the copper itself, the solder balled up. And if I kept heat on it, it would fall off completely. I didn't understand so I just gave up. haha So if I get those plugs, I could twist the wire and insert it with no issues? [/QUOTE]

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