Hacking Conductive Epoxy Anyone?

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How hard could it be to come out with a glue that will also make a conducting connection? I am half joking when I suggest this but only half.

I have put in enough research, brainstorming and soldering practice on my Wii chip that I can visualize needing to solder the wires to adjacent pins with one use of the iron. Even attaching 6 wires to the Wii-Clip v1. and only 3 wires to pads is a daunting prospect that causes me to look at ways of getting my Wii to Eglinton West/Dufferin where there is a repair shop offering a warranty.


I am going to solder some more and maybe do the 6 wires between the Wasabi and the Wii-Clip.
 
Conductive pens can be bought easily enough as they are used for repairing the fine wire that is used in a heated windscreen on a car
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Crap as an alternative for solder though!
 
There is now no such glue. There used to be no such thing as a Wii-Clip. Someone thought that a Wii-Clip would be a reasonable business venture and someone else may be genius enough to produce the glue. In addition to conductivity the glue should also have the property of being highly visible.

I have a magnifier and I need more time soldering. All the same soldering 6 wires to the Wii-Clip and 3 to those dots of solder on the Wii euphemistically called solder pads is going to be a stretch.
 
I have limited use of my right hand ... and yes, I am right-handed ... , due to an accident, years ago, and I can manage to chip a Wii.

You just need more practice.

And, as was said, the things you want, do exist ... they are just no good for the purpose you want them for.
 

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