if the parts you are soldering to are thin then it souldent be a problem, as said above solder the wire ends then apply solder to the metal, then heat the metal again until the solder melts then dab some more solder and then quickly push the soldered wire end to the metal and hold till the solder on both becomes fluid and froms one rounded mass be careful that the pin you are soldering to doesent get to hot and melt the plastic housing.
when applying solder the the wire end try to get as much on as quikly as possible and dont hold the heat on any longer then nessesary, just until you see it is asorbed by the wire. best way is to heat up the wire first then aply the solder when the wire is hot.
when applying solder the the wire end try to get as much on as quikly as possible and dont hold the heat on any longer then nessesary, just until you see it is asorbed by the wire. best way is to heat up the wire first then aply the solder when the wire is hot.
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