i got 2. one that goes up to 100 or 150 and another thats 150 and 400. i like them
POLL: Do you own a soldering iron.
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I think at last count I had 7. One gun, 5 cheaper ones, and one with a station, up to 900 degrees. I like that one the most. I use them all the time; used to be big into 1/10th scale RC, and then went through a phase of buying broken ipods and then re-selling them. Not to mention that I hate crimp connectors, so whenever I do anything on the car, it either needs a plug of some sort or a shrink-wrapped solder joint. And I built my megasquirt, so I'd say I'm fairly proficient, heh.Comment
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I have a crappy one from Radio shack and need to upgrade to a decent model. What's a good budget iron for someone who seldom solders?Comment
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there's nothing really wrong with the 30w radioshack iron for occasional use. just keep the tip tinned and it does the job just fine.Comment
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Solder irons are a definate MUST if you dont want friends or paying people doing your electrical shit. I think its fun soldering
Fast life fuck slow..Low life for life
Let the mix flow..Let the night flow
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Not very proficient but I can fix a wiring problem or two with my cheapass AutoZone model.sigpic 1987 325isComment
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I highly recommend this one for heavier stuff:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...3&blockType=G3
Smaller stuff I use a 15watt Radio Shack iron. I also have a butane micro torch with soldering tip for portable work. I'd love to have a digital temperature controlled one though, but those are $$$.Comment
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I've got two Radio Shack butane specials and some POS electric one lying around somewhere, but I'll use one of the Wellers we have at work if I need to do anything serious. I work with a bunch of electrical engineering grad students, but apparently I'm the only one who can lay out a circuit and solder.paint sucksComment
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