Several times now I have gone looking for an electronic circuit and have found a youtube video of the circuit.
Instead of showing the circuit on a solderless breadboard or even being soldered onto a piece of perfboard, the videos show the leads of the components being soldered directly to each other. The circuit ends up looking like some sort of lattice with wires sticking out of it.
Is this a typical way to prototype a circuit? I have never done it that way.
Maybe it is just for the video to show you how the parts go together?
The guy in this video must have a hot soldering iron. All he does it barely touch the two leads together and they are soldered.
Instead of showing the circuit on a solderless breadboard or even being soldered onto a piece of perfboard, the videos show the leads of the components being soldered directly to each other. The circuit ends up looking like some sort of lattice with wires sticking out of it.
Is this a typical way to prototype a circuit? I have never done it that way.
Maybe it is just for the video to show you how the parts go together?
The guy in this video must have a hot soldering iron. All he does it barely touch the two leads together and they are soldered.