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Post #132126139 added 11-20-2019 5:20 PM by intromission in Deal Talk
Thank you for that info!
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Post #132104038 added 11-20-2019 8:04 AM by Spikeli27 in Deal Talk
I am picking up the weller d550pk because I've been having trouble tinning and soldering wires above 10 awg. i have the ts100 right now and its great for things smaller. Any experience soldering...
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Post #132104815 added 11-20-2019 8:26 AM by firelikeiya in Deal Talk
I wish I would have known that one was coming out. I bought a WESD51 less than a year ago. I like the readout of the new one although mine has a dial which is probably better than the up/down arrows.
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Post #132104929 added 11-20-2019 8:29 AM by Squiekee in Deal Talk
I've done a lot of soldering in recent years. Depending on what type of soldering you want to do, I suggest buying a small project kit and soldering that together. Search up "blinky grid soldering"...
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Post #132103339 added 11-20-2019 7:46 AM by ju66ernaut in Deal Talk
I need a heating source to attach a brand to (branding wood coasters for my wedding). Does anyone have an idea if any of these brands would create enough heat to warm a small brand to burn into wood?
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Post #132106525 added 11-20-2019 9:09 AM by gezzuzz in Deal Talk
why would you want to use USB?
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Post #132106732 added 11-20-2019 9:14 AM by ChukNorr15 in Deal Talk
I don't suggest anyone buy a D550PK unless you want to be permanently turned off of soldering. (I am a soldering expert BTW). This is not made for modern electronics. Unless you are wiring with...
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Post #132115981 added 11-20-2019 12:51 PM by ChukNorr15 in Deal Talk
This solder station rocks but is very expensive for home use. The RF / curie effect irons are great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDZaca-R-3M I have the Metal DS-900 for home use but got it...
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Post #132107647 added 11-20-2019 9:35 AM by baller11111 in Deal Talk
Ya, these are old tech...the new T12 units are far superior...Google T12 soldering irons before you buy one. there are many Chinese knock offs or a hakko 951 if you want the real deal
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Post #132113317 added 11-20-2019 11:55 AM by ChukNorr15 in Deal Talk
They make irons with auto shutoff (similar to the WES51). That being said, the auto shutoff is annoying. What I do is just unplug my iron from the wall every time I'm done. That never fails me and...
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Post #132104245 added 11-20-2019 8:10 AM by ICE300 in Deal Talk
What is recommended for speaker wires and light bars for trucks ? Fairly thin wires my opinion
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Post #132104647 added 11-20-2019 8:20 AM by aapocketz in Deal Talk
Yeah 10awg is probably the limit and thats with really good power supply. That solder gun may work, or use a butane torch maybe. Another cheap option is the T12 soldering station clones, I haven't...
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Post #132105502 added 11-20-2019 8:44 AM by AlexS2465 in Deal Talk
Not sure about detailed field it relates to now but I covered power, heat, energy transfer, area, mass and related factors in physics class so to me it’s part of physics.
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Post #132117139 added 11-20-2019 1:19 PM by valdemoort in Deal Talk
Yikes, these look like just the thing for soldering....if it was still 1980
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Post #132102001 added 11-20-2019 7:02 AM by nosaholic in Deal Talk
It depends on what you're trying to solder. On a PC board, you need a fine tip and high tip heat so as to only heat the solder in your immediate area and not overheat another connection on the...
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Post #132101407 added 11-20-2019 6:38 AM by FearAndLoathing in Deal Talk
For PCB work and discrete electronics you‘d typically want the temp. control of the digital iron. A stand for the iron is definitely recommended too for this work. That said, on a hobbyist level,...
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Post #132102706 added 11-20-2019 7:27 AM by xtp in Deal Talk
WLC100. This is a good iron for your kids and their arduino. But 40 watts doesn't get the job done some times. and the tip design has a relatively low heat mass, the iron itself has slow recovery....
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Post #132100753 added 11-20-2019 6:05 AM by Fletch113 in Deal Talk
Same here :confused:
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Post #142075985 added 11-10-2020 4:35 PM by cashieboi in Deal Talk
Inverters are a real thing, not hard to step up voltages these days
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Post #132105712 added 11-20-2019 8:48 AM by AlexS2465 in Deal Talk
The butane would be probably most flexible and convenient since it won’t require AC power so you’re tied to worry about it and can be used to heat shrink connection and wires afterwards as well. Good...
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Post #132120346 added 11-20-2019 2:31 PM by TalentedDesk7409 in Deal Talk
Does anyone know the difference between 550pk and 650Pk? the 650 does not even show the wattage rating on Amazon. Thanks in advance.
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Post #132127258 added 11-20-2019 5:49 PM by normand4538 in Deal Talk
Thank you for the suggestion! Have you, or someone you know tried it? Just wondering how the durability of it being a rechargable and actual run-time from users. I'm all for battery powered products,...
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Post #132137731 added 11-20-2019 11:50 PM by FeistyShoe650 in Deal Talk
Is input power = to output power on all devices where you live? WhatWeHaveHereIsAFailureToCommunicate.gif
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Post #132109588 added 11-20-2019 10:22 AM by CraigN9922 in Deal Talk
Very niche Item yet a must have for quick repairs on large mass soldering jobs. I have 5 Weller guns. I bought them used. I do not like the new style with the set screw to mount the copper heating...
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Post #132110959 added 11-20-2019 10:52 AM by normand4538 in Deal Talk
Thank you for this. I was on the verge of purchasing the D550PK. I have 2 soldering stations already. They both work flawlessly. HOWEVER, one is in the garage, and one is my study room...
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Post #132131821 added 11-20-2019 8:03 PM by normand4538 in Deal Talk
AWESOME info! My father runs a electronics repair shop, so he is very biased towards HAKKO products. He's got 5 hakko units (4 for spare, 1 that still hasn't died for 8+ years). I am still...
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Post #132097540 added 11-20-2019 1:00 AM by RazorConcepts in Deal Talk
But 10 watts is 10 watts... nothing can change physics. You can get 400c on 1 watt, or .1 watt, etc. Higher wattage means it can deliver more heat, not just temperature or initial heat up speed....
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Post #132100390 added 11-20-2019 5:44 AM by bcg27 in Deal Talk
Good price on the WE1010. If my trusty hakko 936 wasn't still going strong I would bite.
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Post #132101539 added 11-20-2019 6:43 AM by Jagriff in Deal Talk
I would say the WLC100. I used this a lot for my BSEE degree. You can change the tips out for different types which I found to be really handy. It's inexpensive but reliable enough for standard...
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Post #132101608 added 11-20-2019 6:46 AM by FearAndLoathing in Deal Talk
Missed this one: https://www.amazon.com/Weller-WLC100-40-Watt-Soldering-Station/dp/B000AS28UC/ That’s probably the best “value” for you. But that’s if you need Weller (they are the best, but...
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Post #132103516 added 11-20-2019 7:50 AM by mbrulla in Deal Talk
Not sure why this hasn't been mentioned, but use flux. Always use flux. And on really small/finicky SMD use a rework station.
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Post #132103612 added 11-20-2019 7:52 AM by aapocketz in Deal Talk
For digital I have had good luck with a ts100, its cheap and its nice and compact to store and its more portable for certain projects (like working on a boat). For a workbench with frequent use the...
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Post #132106552 added 11-20-2019 9:10 AM by Thumpar in Deal Talk
Those are a good way to burn a hole in a board. The only thing I would use that for is large wire splicing or trying to ground large wire to a piece of metal. I like 25 watt for smaller jobs. If its...
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Post #132110179 added 11-20-2019 10:35 AM by Danzilla in Deal Talk
You sure that's the name? Looked for T80 and can't find it... TS80 on the other hand I see a lot of, but that's USB-C powered??
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Post #132079987 added 11-19-2019 2:38 PM by JeremyS8635 in Deal Talk
Weller has some substantial discounts on many of their soldering guns. All time lowest price from CCC on... the D550PK and the P2KC Butane kit. ...
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Post #132102766 added 11-19-2019 2:38 PM by slickdewmaster in Deal Talk
Amazon.com has Weller Welding & Soldering Products on sale. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+. Thanks JeremyS8635 Example Deals: Weller 260-Watt/200W Professional Soldering Gun Kit...
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Post #132107239 added 11-20-2019 9:25 AM by firelikeiya in Deal Talk
Thanks for the helpful advice. What size tip would I need for the data pins and what solder works best?
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Post #132100567 added 11-20-2019 5:53 AM by tre4s13 in Deal Talk
I'm pure trash at soldering but idk how to learn.
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Post #132103375 added 11-20-2019 7:47 AM by Spook52 in Deal Talk
Bought mine decades ago as well, used, at a Pawn Shop in Killeen, TX. Still going strong!
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Post #132103396 added 11-20-2019 7:47 AM by xlixy in Deal Talk
You mean power electronics, not physics 🙂
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