Conductive Glue - Alternative to Solder?

[OverHeadCam]

I found this stuff today. Looks promising, especially for those of us who don't have a spot welder to make battery packs. I know you can solder batteries carefully, but this looks like it would take out the risk of ruining the cells. Is this for real? Anyone used it before or something like it?

http://www.nmart.com/glue..htm

[frankenfoamy]

I would be suspect of the resistance

[OverHeadCam]

That's what I was thinking too. Maybe if you use a really big glob? :)

[Andy W]

Why don't you try it and see?
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[OverHeadCam]

I have my order form filled out.

[Dave Hederich]

As it is apparently designed for electronic kits (radios, computers, etc.), I suspect it might work OK in low-current applications such as small slowflyers. However, I don't think I'd trust it on something like a pylon racer.

[William A]

Interesting,
I've heard of this stuff, but never tried it.

Here's some others (with resistance measurements)

http://www.emsdiasum.com/ems/sem/colloidal.html

http://www.resintechgroup.com/silver.html

http://www.2spi.com/catalog/spec_prep/plus_prop.html

http://www.permacol.nl/index2.htm

[theskyking]

I just had a tiny piece come off a circuit board and am wondering if this stuff might re-attach it OK.