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Post #146610074 added 04-13-2021 12:43 PM by ColeAuden in Deal Talk
Honestly Weller and Dave both looked bad in the video. Weller's response skipped over the key issue. Dave managed to "accidentally" hook up a 120v/60hz station to 240v/50hz. My summary would be...
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Post #146606834 added 04-13-2021 10:22 AM by blueletterd in Deal Talk
Exactly. The worst thing is that on Hakko instead of changing the temp you might be changing the offset value, the procedure is the same. This might lead you to believe you work with one temperature...
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Post #146593376 added 04-12-2021 5:26 PM by DaveC4644 in Deal Talk
I worked in an electrical sensor manufacturing facility. Every station had a Weller like this. They were left on all day every day and lasted many years.
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Post #146590814 added 04-12-2021 2:56 PM by NackJ in Deal Talk
Yes the 888 works well but not sure why they don't add a couple temp up down buttons. Mine pretty much just always is at 750
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Post #146583551 added 04-12-2021 9:43 AM by warezdog in Deal Talk
Got mine Saturday, after having several irons that cost half this go south I know why Weller costs a bit more, should have bought one a long time ago.
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Post #146582252 added 04-12-2021 8:47 AM by Kirby64 in Deal Talk
Likely pretty bad. Older style (ceramic heater inside handle, not inside tip) means the recovery time is quite bad on stuff that is good at heatsinking (thick copper wire, big connectors, etc). It...
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Post #146581742 added 04-12-2021 8:23 AM by iamMaximus in Deal Talk
How are these for heavier soldering jobs like 12 guage wires to 5.0 bullet connectors? I have a weller soldering gun and it heats up instantly but it's heavy and awkward to use sometimes. I'm...
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Post #146577245 added 04-11-2021 11:44 PM by unrealii in Deal Talk
Thanks for all the help. I decided to go TS100. Realized that SQ-001 is the newer model, so I ordered that directly from the manufacture sequremall .com
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Post #146570480 added 04-11-2021 1:43 PM by ZeeDuck in Deal Talk
At an old job we had one of those. I found some plastic about as thick as a credit card. Trimmed it to fit in the slot and the unit was unlocked. I think I had to cut a slot offset from the center...
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Post #146569520 added 04-11-2021 12:44 PM by euuser1040541 in Deal Talk
Brings back lots of memories : had Metcal PS /MX for rework , hakko 936 for light production. That was work. I own several hakko 936 originals in white and black with a huge collection of tips....
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Post #146564159 added 04-11-2021 6:36 AM by MaxRC in Deal Talk
Got it! Thanks for sharing. I've always only worked in R&D and don't know what it's like in a production environment. This makes perfect sense.
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Post #146564144 added 04-11-2021 6:34 AM by MaxRC in Deal Talk
Since different soldering needs have different temperature settings, and because engineer/technician types are all mild OCD sufferers, including yours truly, we always check the iron temperature...
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Post #146563082 added 04-11-2021 3:22 AM by stasis in Deal Talk
good for stippling a Glock?
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Post #146557799 added 04-10-2021 4:42 PM by lsheng2 in Deal Talk
This one is likely use the same heating element as Hakko 888D, it is a clone of the technology. But the tip generally is not as precise as the original Hakko tip, so the heat conduction is most...
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Post #146557181 added 04-10-2021 3:47 PM by ZeeDuck in Deal Talk
These are sometimes used in a factory setting where production equipment is locked out by policy. My employer is regulated and we have a lot of rules about who is/isn't allowed to change production...
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Post #146556539 added 04-10-2021 2:51 PM by laetor in Deal Talk
I remember 8 year old me cranking up my dad's Weller station when he wasn't paying attention. I bet he would have loved the password option.
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Post #146554436 added 04-10-2021 12:14 PM by Joem6614 in Deal Talk
I had a non-digital old Weller and heard about Hakko, found one on Craiglist for $40 and dang, its like night and day. The Hakko heats up to 750F in a few seconds and as a home hobbyist this is great...
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Post #146552585 added 04-10-2021 10:21 AM by MaxRC in Deal Talk
I must be getting old. I can't imagine why a soldering iron would require me to enter a password. In any case, my trusty WES51 died last year after 10+ years of faithful service. I think the...
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Post #146552555 added 04-10-2021 10:19 AM by CompusaHardDrive in Deal Talk
I just throw my stuff away when it breaks. It is too hard to replace parts these days with a soldering iron.
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Post #146552123 added 04-10-2021 9:51 AM by jlc3 in Deal Talk
Absolutely TS100P for FPV stuff since you can power it from your battery pack for field repairs. Or if you also carry a battery bank around you can get the TS80p, but that's 30W instead of 65W....
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