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Omicron
Thu Mar 02 2006, 09:34PM
Omicron Registered Member #131 Joined: Fri Feb 10 2006, 09:25PM
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Okay can you guys give me some links for this stuff? How about this one?
LED DISPLAY SOLDER STATION ZD-929C ZD Electronic Tools ZD-929C
Temperature controlled soldering station with LED display. Heat sensor located near the tip for fast response and +-10 deg. “F” control. Rated at 48Watts, 24Vac handle.Temperature range: 320 deg. "F" to 800 deg. "F". Isolated tip, fused line. 117 VAC.
Extra tips are available for general replacement or special uses.
WT. 4.8
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But if it has a rheostat you can control the temp right?

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Fri Mar 03 2006, 12:09AM
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the mpja one just controls the power to the tip, which generally more power = hotter tip. But do the to differences in the amount of heat from the tip escaping when it is sitting in the holder and when it is melting a blob of solder the temp is not regulated.

That other one looks fine... If you want my suggestion I would go for a weller ec2000 series station... They usually go for around $50-100 on ebay, the tips/heaters/etc are available and it seems to do a very good job. I have been using one for years now and it has had no problems smile
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Omicron
Fri Mar 03 2006, 02:14AM
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I think I will go with to second one, you know the higher quality one. Has any one used it with be for? I will be using it to remove solder from commercial units. Saves $
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WizardG
Sun Oct 08 2017, 09:05PM
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If you can find a good deal on a Metcal unit, do it. The tips are a little expensive but the things are a joy to use.
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Conundrum
Sun Oct 15 2017, 06:41AM
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Yup same here.
I used a Woolworths one back in the day and it sucked but did the job.
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