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Hey... Where are you, everything okay?

If you really want to test the quality of the solder connection, check continuity with a meter

That is not how to solder. That is how not to do it.

entitled white loser drops his motorcycle. blames 'bad korean drivers' for it.

Dude, you shouldnt make videos about things that you dont know anything about. You never tin the battery directly when soldering batteries and you dont solder wires directly to them. You need to get some nickle strips and do a single sided tin and then transfer it to the battery using flux. Then you can solder your wire to the battery tab. You can attach a wire to a battery like that but youll degrade your battery way more and it could even be dangerous to apply a soldering iron directly to any sort of lithium battery. On top of that you need to actually be using a wide tip and you should aim for about a 750F temperature on your iron in order to transfer heat more efficiently thereby reducing the amount of actual touch time you use. Yes, you can do it your way, yes it will work (probably), but its not the smart nor the efficient way to do it.

You just reduced the capacity of that battery with 25% with that fucked up "soldering" you did! Rofl!!! Learn to solder before doing some actual work!

That's way too much solder. if it gets under the black insulator, kaboom...

Step 1 buy a high wattage iron of amazon for $20

get a valve adjustment

solder has an L in it.... it is not "sodder""

you will blow up the battery :(

You need to say "no michyusoh." It means your crazy.

I'm not sure if you ever check these comments or not, but it is possible to send your footage to the police. I've sent plenty of stuff to them.

Well, you make it seem very easy ! I just got some brand new NCR18650B and I need to make 3S packs with them. The battery's pad are very shiny, I hope light sanding will be enough, I really don't want to ruin these $$$ batteries though !

Road signs and signals are "optional suggestions" in South Korea. Anyway, look: Nobody died in your videos, right? So what's the hoopla about "terrible Korean drivers"? Well, okay... people came CLOSE to dying. I'll give you that. I wonder what it was like to drive in Korea in the 1970s and 80s? Back then, they had the highest traffic fatality rates for practically ANY country. Among my relatively few close Korean acquaintances, almost every one of them have told about relatives who were killed on the road back then, either IN a car, or BY a car as a pedestrian.

I would never be able to ride in korea. Just watching it on video is already driving me crazy.

That taxi driver was such an asshole.

Le hace falta más México a tu video.

The drivers are pretty poor here. But they're not nearly as bad as I thought they would be. I expected them to be as bad as Chinese drivers but they're much better. Most of them are actually signaling and not running red lights. There is some actual order in traffic, well when compared to China. I guess my expectations were low so that's why I'm kind of impressed with their driving.

They simply do not know HOW TO WAIT. That drives me fucking crazy!

There is a hierarchy of bad drivers. At the top you have taxis, then almost any bmw/audi/mercedes (mostly black), followed by the black sedans (high end Korean models), then bongos/large vans, then city to city buses, then delivery guys, and finally everybody else.

3:47 that's why so many of those guys end up dead or permanently disabled...

It's hard to watch because i just want to punch every one of them in the head. This happens multiple times DAILY.

You can't be safe here.

Please be careful... These videos are terrifying. I hope you never get hurt.

if u want to live more. leaving korea is better.

same as zimbabwe.

I hope your are still alive after watching these videos. You haven't posted in quite a while.

SO MANY DOUCHEBAG DRIVERS IN KOREA. btw I live in korea now

l am a korean rider... l know that driving here is horrible.. many drivers threaten my life everyday and sometimes l lose my temper.. l think driving culture in my country is not yet stabilized.. compared to the US that people have been driving for over 100 years, most of Koreans started to drive since 90s..and that's why people are ignorant about traffic rules and manners..it would be better step by step as time goes..you might not believe this but the way people drive here is much worse in 90s lol when drivers try to get in your lane, just let them in.. and don't stay in the blind spot of the mirrors.. l know you don't have to let them in.. but just for your safety.. motorcyclists are always victims of accident whoever cause the accident .. and you can give tickets to the bad drivers by putting up your vedio on the police website.. they will fine them and report the results to you

eh.. i am used to driving in russia . korea is nothing

Isn't here Changwon?Driver's in Changwon are really stupid.But still it is better than Busan.Busan driver's are like animal.

get their license plate numbers and report these assholes

There is nothing wrong with how angry u get I would be the same way if it happened to me everyday.

only went to Korea for a short time but I remember riding the bus and seeing how crazy they drove through traffic.

well I can tell u visiting Korea for a few weeks and before they are pretty aggresive driver. my uncle in Korea sometimes drove past red lights in jeju. since their was no traffic lol.

learn how to solder properly, that joit is far from perfect. with extra flux it may have been even acceptable. learn to listen those who knows things better than you or just keep showing to the wold how to fuck things up. and by your other replies, dont wait me to read yours.

should've taken his phone and toss it

4:30 I think dat stupid driver can't understand xD

Wish you spoke Korean.. Then they'd actually understand what you're saying. I don't believe many of them speak English, or am I wrong?

I understand you feeling Sometimes i want to kill Crazy Taxies, Buses and some drivers. But there are also good drivers in korea

Wow...I am Korean and feel afraid to drive in my home country.. ( I live in Canada and drive here..)

onetouch.police.go.kr/ very useful for you

Lived for 5 years in Mokpo, Jeollanam-do where traffic lights are a suggestion,..just adapt and drive the same way :-) never had any problems.

lived there for over 9 years, 3 different time periods. That driving is very normal for Korea, and actually a 100% better than 20 years ago. The first time I was there was 93-96, at that time only 2.5 people out of 10 had license and a car (all people took taxi and bus), but when I lived there in 2011 that number jumped to 7.5 (economic boom). So basically more people got cars which put a lot of rookie drivers on the roads. I had a bike there in 2008, a Bongo driver ran me off the road, I skidded into a ditch, I was all messed up.........the driver stopped about 200 feet up, seen that I was moving, then just took off. I sold my bike (after I fixed it) right after that happened......got a car. There is no way I would ride a bike there now. I seen a bike driver tore completely apart from one of those 5 axle big trucks, he went in and out of the tires like it was a ringer washing machine.......the most horrific accident I have ever seen. Good luck riding there..........

hey, just be thankful your not in Russia where the people literally drive on the sidewalk the whole way

i heard that with Korean driving, the red lights, are basically used not as much for stopping, but more for being a "yielding light"

sometimes you d better to give it a way! when things are definitely predictable. we call that 'defensive driving'.

Dude id call the cops if a driver followed me around staring...isnt that why they exist?

uhhhhhhhh @ 3:57.