Ron, AC7AC wrote:
To me, the biggest concern about the soldering needed to install the KXB3080
is accidentally touching heat-sensitive parts that will melt in an instant
if you bump them with a hot iron: pots and pot shafts, trimmer caps, relays
and the like. I use a 2 mm spade tip on my iron.
and installing the KX1 3080 option
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Hi Kevin, et al:
For what little it's probably worth, I've used my Hakko 808 numerous
times to clear away a LOT of solder from tube sockets, and many other
heavily-soldered devices with little difficulty.
Kevin speaks of slots in the plastic separator in front of the
filter which become
Claire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 10:39 PM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Desoldering and installing the KX1 3080 option
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A power vacuum desolderer like the Hakko can be a wonderful investment and
good addition to the bench. Like any tool, it requires
Hi
I have the 808 and a older 706 Hakko. The 808 comes with 2 tips and they are
about the right size for most of the work I do. They should be fine for any
rework or option installing on a K2. I use my 808 quite a bit and the tips
last about 6 months to a year, so for occasional use the two
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73,
Mike N2HTT
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From: Ken K3IU [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 11:25 am
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Desoldering and installing the KX1 3080 option
Hi Mike:
I recently purchased the Hakko 808-KIT/P from Kiesub Electronics
In my experience, desoldering irons come with a tip, and the one they
come with fits at least 99% of the desoldering jobs you'll encounter -
of course you can order other ones for unusual jobs, but the one that
comes with it will be just about perfect. 73 de Alex NS6Y
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I wrote the KXB3080 manual for Elecraft as well as the original assembly
procedures for the KX1 itself. I'd like to make a couple of observations
about the tools recommended in the KXB3080 option manual and the upgrade
process.
Out of a desire for accuracy, while writing the procedures for a
When all else fails, if you can melt the solder, pull out the part
while keeping the solder hot and melted (keep the iron on the component
pin while pulling igently/i on the part to be removed) then clean
up the hole with a little braid, you're good. This is how I installed
my 30m module,
Hi guys,
The Hakko 808 looks very much to me like the Denon Instruments Co. Ltd.
SC-7000 desoldering tool. I wonder if there is some tie up between
Hakko and Denon? Anyway the point of this post is that I find the
SC-7000 excellent for desoldering stuff on PC boards. Continuous
vacuum, and
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