italyassistance wrote: ↑Thu May 29, 2025 2:40 pm (650 °F - 32) × 5/9 = 343,333 °C

Google would have been quicker

i have this jbc https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B08NP8T1T2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 with nano tips, any advice on what temperature to set when I'm welding very close together? Can't see that picture for some reason, but I use 650f. JBC CD-2SQF What temperature do you set...

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how...

Got a few 60B's but nothing compatible.

Returning to this topic, I'm starting to use the soldering method more and more, on the SD and MSD with distant pads, the tin balls, the lacquered copper wire and the rosin, with a little patience I can do a decent job, but on the MSD with very close pads, it's often a nightmare, suggestions on how...

If you don't care about losing your data, forcing it back online may work. However, most of the time, it results in irreversible damage to the raid meta data and file system corruption. If you value your data, remove the drives and get them into the hands of a data recovery professional without doi...

+1 for this ^^^

Drive 3 has failed and as its a RAID 0 you need all drives to be working to access the data. As has been said by Luke, forcing the failed drive back online may cause irreversible damage to the drive and your data.

Yes they do need to be heated constantly. If you are also getting errors while building the translator, heating the chips during that phase can also help. Personally I would start at a lower temperature and then work you way up depending on how the chip reacts, until you find the 'sweet spot'.

Also the spider board doesn't tell you if you don't have a connection. ie it will tell you if there is a short on a connection, but if you have missed a pin, it will still say the connection is good and show it as green.

Maybe your terminal adapter has failed?
Have you reinstalled the driver?