Draphin
Sr Member
I hesitate to say in the first pic of a successful job your wires are striped right up to the point of solder where in the other two you have allot of extra unprotected wire. This can cause unexpected shorts bypass needed resistors and the like If anything I would try only exposing just enough wire for the job. also the one solder joint on the right side of the green board looks like it blew up. be careful how long you keep the iron on the board while you solder as you can burn components out. one rule for soldering is less is more. make sure you only connect the points you want to connect and nothing extra.even a little sliver of solder can create an unwanted electrical connection. Otherwise know as a short.
P.S. dont call me Roger... lol
P.S. dont call me Roger... lol