Soldier.

**finchy18** · April 18th, 2006 09:49 AM

akala ko ko soldier.. hehehe.. Yeah maganda talaga kpag matibay lahat

**seonadancing** · April 18th, 2006 02:21 PM

StraightSix. thanks for the pic. Solder nga, mali ako hehe. My problem is 1A. Pinatingin ko na sa electrician pero alanganin ako kasi nung pag bukas nya ng hood, ang unang tanong nya e nasan yun battery? hehehe... Dadalhin ko na lang siguro ito kay Alex ulit. Sabi nung electrician parang di daw kumokontact yun socket mabuti kaya umiinit ng ganun e. Yun fog light ko sa kaliwa ok naman, and yun kanan lang talaga yun malaking problema na ayaw maayos. Thanks sa advice.

**jim** · April 18th, 2006 02:50 PM

napeke rin ako akala ko sundalo hehehehe.

probably loose contact yan kaya umiinit yung connection. the bulb's heat itself won't melt the solder lead. pwede mo gamitan iyan ng soldering paste para maganda ang kapit. hayaan mo lang na maluto yung lead tapos lumamig ng normal. for additional strength may soldering solution (forgot the name) na ipinapahid sa soldered parts para may coating sya.

**nicolodeon** · April 18th, 2006 04:00 PM

Originally Posted by jim

the bulb's heat itself won't melt the solder lead

yes, but the current flowing on the wires can (depending on the kind/type of solder done).

**baludoy** · April 18th, 2006 04:11 PM

Pinatingin ko na sa electrician pero alanganin ako kasi nung pag bukas nya ng hood, ang unang tanong nya e nasan yun battery? hehehe

funny! hahaha!

**seonadancing** · April 19th, 2006 12:13 PM

Hindi naman ako marunong mag solder e, pinagawa ko lang, and after the second time kala ko ok na, natunaw pa din talaga, maybe the electric current is generating too much heat for some reason.

Nung sinabi nung electrician nasaan na yun battery gusto ko na ibagsak yun hood at umalis na dun e. hehehe.

**nicolodeon** · April 19th, 2006 12:36 PM

Originally Posted by seonadancing

Nung sinabi nung electrician nasaan na yun battery gusto ko na ibagsak yun hood at umalis na dun e. hehehe.

Abay baka electrician na pang celfone yan.

**j_avonni** · April 19th, 2006 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by finchy18

akala ko ko soldier.. hehehe.. Yeah maganda talaga kpag matibay lahat

I remember nung NROTC namin. Our platoon leader commanded, "Right Soldier, Arm!". Sir, sagot nung isa, baka shoulder.

**StraightSix** · April 19th, 2006 07:33 PM

Take it to someone who knows better how to solder

Poor contacts because of dirt, loose connection, corrosion or cold solder will definitely cause more heat than what's normal. That's because there's less conductor for the current to flow through. So I suggest you have the plug and socket cleaned, too.

Yung electrician ... ahem, baka hindi napansin yung pouch ng baterya (4cyl). Kung 6cyl naman, OK lang at baka first-timer ... marami talaga ang hindi nakaka-alam na nasa trunk ang battery.

**Galactus** · April 19th, 2006 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by j_avonni

I remember nung NROTC namin. Our platoon leader commanded, "Right Soldier, Arm!". Sir, sagot nung isa, baka shoulder.

Hehehe...sorry, OT, pero couldn't help myself...

nung summer ROTC namin sa Ft. Boni, talagang mga sundalo nag-train sa amin...pinagtripan nila yung mga bading na nag-ROTC (utility brigade kasi, tagatinda ng hopia at softdrinks sa ibang kadete)...pinaform sila ng platoon, tapos tinawag yung pinamatangkad na bading...

"You! Give them the command to salute! On the double!"
(Correct command should be: "Pugay kamay...na!")

Nag-alanganin sya, mukhang di nya kasi alam. Di rin naman nag-salita yung ibang bading out of fear...

So nagalit yung sarhento. "I said give them the command to salute! Demmit!"

So, sabi ng matangkad: "Saludo na!"...

And here's the kicker, almost half of the gay platoon actually saluted!