Soldering Iron stations
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Soldering Iron stations
Hey guys after about 6 years of use my Ungar UTC 300 soldering station went kaput on me. So I was looking around for a new station and did not feel like paying 100 bucks for a new station like the Hakko 936 that alot of people use. So after some internet browsing I found this site http://www.web-tronics.com/index.html and I found this Iron here http://www.web-tronics.com/cispdeesdsas.html Well I got it the other day and to my surprize it looks alot like the Hakko 936 the box it came in was even the same style as the Hakko and even had 936 printed on the white box just like Hakko. So I did some checking and it looks like its almost the exact same station as the Hakko 936 but for a lot less. Here is the Hakko link to the 936 so you can look for your self and check the spec's. http://www.hakko.com/itnl/products/936.html
So if anyone is looking for a new Iron station check these guys out.
So if anyone is looking for a new Iron station check these guys out.
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How's the station working so far? You should pop open the casing of the one you got and one that's marked Hakko and see what it looks like. Hehe.
-Leon
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I tired it out today and it worked fine. I will compair it this weekend to a Hakko at the track and see if there is any real differance. The only thing I can see being not the same from the two by looking at the spec's is the Hakko uses 60w's of power with the CS uses 40w's and the both have same temp ratings. Both tips have the same amount of resistance.....what this means I dont know.
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big Jim turned me on to the goot iron for a few months ago ........ simply the best iron i have ever used (
here is a link http://www.bomir.com/online/goot/tq_series.htm
and you can't beat the price the tq-95 for $30.00
here is a link http://www.bomir.com/online/goot/tq_series.htm
and you can't beat the price the tq-95 for $30.00
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Does that one come with a stand for the Iron? I like the idea of a insulated cap for easy packing up. Whats the temp rating of that Iron...I couldnt see it anywhere I might be blind
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i just use a simple radio shack stand. as for the temp, i do not know the max tep but if you hold the button down for more than 30 sec. the iron WILL Glow Red.... that is hot enough for me
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Tom....it comes with a real fine point tip it works but the bigger tip is better for most RC related stuff. Im not 100% sure yet if I will be up at Scotties or not but if I am stop by and check it out. The bigger tip is only like 4 bucks I will post the part number when I get home from work.
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Jayco....ok the CS one Im talking about comes with the stand and even a sponge( ). Glowing red is cool I bet you can light a cig off of that sucker. I would have to use one to make a call on how it works but if you say it works good awesome thats just another one to tell oter people about.
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The tq-95 is only 15 watts though. Soldering batteries recommends at least 60 watts.
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Originally posted by M Ignacio
The tq-95 is only 15 watts though. Soldering batteries recommends at least 60 watts.
The tq-95 is only 15 watts though. Soldering batteries recommends at least 60 watts.
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My bad!!!!