Did YOU Know This IDEA? THE Secret POWER OF 7805

Testing this trick on how to solder tin using voltage regulator 7805.

[Hacktuber]

In some cases this trick may be useful but not worth to destory a electronic component!

[mikepanchaud]

That's cool (or HOT!).
Only question is, how long will it last and does it still work as a regulator? It looks to be genuinely useful.

[thisisyourcaptainspeaking]

I really like your channel, well done! ;)

[Enigma]

I think it's just overloading the internal resistor and dissipating that heat through the heat sink.

[jlucasound]

Very coo...Neat! I am sure that is just _destroying_ that regulator. Still,
I have never seen this done before. Thanks!

[EDdy-tn]

Would you please teach me/us to homemake a soldering gun out of a transformer preferably I need a good soldering gun to thicken a few controller traces up thank you for the video

[PiterRI]

Terimakasih, saja jadi terinspirasi untuk hal lainnya,

[GlennHamblin]

I wonder if you put a low value resistor between out and ground and connect it normally if it would still get hot enough without destroying the regulator.

[fidelcatsro]

I need to see if this can light up my cigarette...
..🚬😺

[seamuslily]

Could add links to components you are using.

[Pippo.Langstrumpf]

This is just a overheated device. Of course you can solder with it, as long as it doesnt break. But why should someone do that. Everybody has a soldering iron, heating plate or even an infrared oven. My personal favourite is soldering on a campfire.

[AricGardnerMontreal]

Get yourself a thermal camera they’re under $100 now!

[ademirsousa]

Que doido. E o que controla a corrente.????

[tiromancino_tt]

this video is fake ... qualsiasi componente al silicio brucia oltre i 150 ° C della giunzione lo stagno per elettronica fonde almeno a 210 ° C