Soldering Iron
#1
Tech Apprentice
Thread Starter
Soldering Iron
I was wondering what everyone uses for a portable soldering iron at the track? Do you use a butane powered one or a DC powered one? Im looking for a portable iron and just wanted to know what people are using.
Thanks for your time.
Steve
Thanks for your time.
Steve
#2
#4
Tech Apprentice
Thread Starter
Thanks for the links.
Sorry i should have been more clearer I need something that is totally plug free because at the track I have no access to power so I need something that must use some sort of gas.
Thanks for your help again.
Steve
Sorry i should have been more clearer I need something that is totally plug free because at the track I have no access to power so I need something that must use some sort of gas.
Thanks for your help again.
Steve
#6
Tech Apprentice
Thread Starter
Thanks for the link.
Another question can I use this butane soldering iron at home as well or should I just save up for a digital soldering station? I would rather just buy one unit than 2 expensive units and try to find power at the track somehow.
Steve
Another question can I use this butane soldering iron at home as well or should I just save up for a digital soldering station? I would rather just buy one unit than 2 expensive units and try to find power at the track somehow.
Steve
#7
Tech Regular
i use a cheap tower hobbies iron, its 60watts and cost my like 8 bucks! is long as it gets hot i does its job as far as im concerned no need for some 100 iron
#8
Tech Adept
Does anyone remember, or even know of, a soldering iron that Tamiya did? It was 7.2 volt but could still do most jobs.
Trying to hunt 1 down but can't find 1 anywhere. Any clues?
Stu
Trying to hunt 1 down but can't find 1 anywhere. Any clues?
Stu
#9
#10
Hako Presto
Idels at 20W hold the button and it goes to 130W in seconds. Small and runs about 40 bones at Frys
Idels at 20W hold the button and it goes to 130W in seconds. Small and runs about 40 bones at Frys
#11
I bought mine Tamiya's at Tower Hobbies couple years ago. I just modify it and use it with the supply. I think it is Hakko makes it for Tamiya. I saw one before in my local electronics stores...