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>found this fucking drone i was trying to make when i was shit at soldering

How tf can i fix this
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if your ass drone is shit you know it's working
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shit photo op but buy some soldering wick, get your soldering iron, set it just low enough to melt solder, wick it off and try again. if you fucked it up so bad that the pads came off the pcb you might be fucked but it doesn't look like you did that much of a hackjob
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I never understood how it's possible to be bad at soldering. Even in highschool when we had a class (first time I was allowed to try to solder something) it came out clean. Didn't do any in years, tried again 2 years ago on an actual analog project and each solder came out perfect according to /diy/. No bullshit youtube or reading "how to do it", just did it in the most natural way.
Explain it to me please.



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