Re: [Elecraft] Hakko 936-12

@mailman.qth.net Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 12:34 AM Subject: [Elecraft] Hakko 936? Hi guys, My Hakko 936 with several T-1 for surface mounted tiny components arrived today. It is not warm yet. I have been using an Antex 15 Watt iron since 1971, and I built my K2 #4962 with it. Now, variable

Re: [Elecraft] Hakko 936?

Ian Stirling wrote: Hi guys, My Hakko 936 with several T-1 for surface mounted tiny components arrived today. It is not warm yet. I have been using an Antex 15 Watt iron since 1971, and I built my K2 #4962 with it. Now, variable temperature is, well, a variable that I have never had

Re: [Elecraft] Hakko 936?

Ian, You have already received some starting point temperatures. There are no really hard and fast rules - watch the solder connections for a while, especially watch to see how long it takes for the solder to flow out smoothly onto the solder pad. If that time is longer than 3 seconds,

[Elecraft] Hakko 936?

Hi guys, My Hakko 936 with several T-1 for surface mounted tiny components arrived today. It is not warm yet. I have been using an Antex 15 Watt iron since 1971, and I built my K2 #4962 with it. Now, variable temperature is, well, a variable that I have never had to consider. So, my

[Elecraft] Hakko 936

The famous Hakko 936 ESD at a good price. http://www.hmcelectronics.com/cgi-bin/scripts/query.cgi?query=936esd Tony W7GO ___ Elecraft mailing list Post to: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net You must be a subscriber to post to the list. Subscriber Info (Addr.

[Elecraft] Hakko 936-12 Solder Station.

I'd like to order A Nakko 936-12 solder station but I need to know if this unit will work with a 220AC input. and if not I assume I can use a step down tranformer, 110 at 50 HZ? Thankyou BoB AB5HG/EA7AQP P.S I sent a msg. to a couple of venders and received back an automated

Re: [Elecraft] Hakko 936-12 Solder Station.

Robert T. Davis Jr. wrote: I'd like to order A Nakko 936-12 solder station but I need to know if this unit will work with a 220AC input. and if not I assume I can use a step down tranformer, 110 at 50 HZ? If you have or can find a small transformer it will work. The solder station I

Re: [Elecraft] Hakko 936-12 Solder Station.

I am guessing from your callsign that you are in Spain. Did you try http://www.hakko.com/world_network.html#26 (http://www.hakko.com/world_network.html). My 936-12 is labled specifically 120VAC @ 60Hz . Of course, if you wish to use it in the US in the future it kind of screws you. Did you try