Teleman
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Temperature Controlled Soldering IronI think these are a must nowdays as solder is now lead free and needs more heat why not get one of these to replace your old one !
It can also be used with white metal kits (with the right solder)
http://cpc.farnell.com/SD0111202/...929B-89-2922&_requestid=26896
They will take your order and if you pay by card you will have it the next day if you order before 7 pm
Offer on untill 31st of March ........and under £30
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Rog (RJ)
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I've got an old Weller temp controlled and a desoldering station. Bought them really cheap when a workshop closed down £10 each
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Teleman
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The old Weller irons just keep on going ,I've got two of them one is over 20 years old and the other 4 years old .
I know people moan about the price of them but a good one will last for many years and you can get spare parts for them to
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poliss
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I have a soldering iron. It's yellow.
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Teleman
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Its not a Weller one then , there blue or black
might be Antex then there yellow
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poliss
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No, it's a 30w Eagle. Was on special offer at Maplins.
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poliss
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/30W-Solderi...08QQcategoryZ106001QQcmdZViewItem
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Teleman
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This is the one i want !
http://cpc.farnell.com/SD00571/to...=JBC-JT-7700&_requestid=58576
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Teleman
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Poliss ----Poliss are you still there i just hear a crash from your direction are you ok?
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poliss
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Very nice. Not much use to me though. I only solder about twice a year.
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Rog (RJ)
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If I'd had one of those I might have been able to repair my Psion organizer, the main processor had a dry joint on a couple of pins, tried with a very fine tip but failed. I got another Psion of ebay for 11 quid, a bit of a saving on the hot air kit
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poliss
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Not surprising you heard a crash. The winds blowing my flat about again. I'm feeling seasick.
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Teleman
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At the moment i pay someone who has one like this to resolder or fit them for me . Its now getting to the point where i would save the cost of it in about 2 years , and i could do other peoples to and get more back that way
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Even older tom
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The £30 one is more in my price range.
I'd love to know how the hot air one works, though. Anyone know how?
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Rog (RJ)
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Yeah. it uses hot air
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Teleman
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Very hot air !! Think of it as a small fan heater in the base unit and a pipe from that to the head unit .
I have a gas powered hand held one and that will melt lead free solder no problem . Looking at the spec it says "torch temp 1300c" (thats hot air) "soldering tip temp 210-400c"
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