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Harvey, ? Thanks for the info. And thanks for reminding me of the Mucinex commercials. They were more funny when I wasn't full of it though. :) LOL

Not sure if of any interest to anyone but I've got a Mega Rota-Spray RS1210 etch system taking up too much space in my workshop. I bought it as part of a job lot and haven't even plugged it in yet so

That works. Don't think that it is proprietary. The clone that someone made didn't seem to have a proprietary FET. I've got three of the things (not even sure where the third one came from, oh,

Someone else on the other forum recommended one of these too. Maybe I will get one later on if I see a sale. Looks quite portable. Thanks

Harvey, ? I think I have enough soldering tools for the moment but will watch ebay and also for a nearby hamfest for some deals on stuff. Ok on the FET. Wasn't sure if they were proprietary making

E-Bay 2 oz copper and thick board.

Any good sources for heavy duty pcb material?? I need thick board and thick copper.

I remember that now, you are right! They were targeting those laptop supplies. Thanks. <alienrelics@...> wrote:

The TS-100 will take up to 24V. The original idea, I think, was all of those 19V 3A laptop powerbricks out there. -- Steven Greenfield AE7HD

I have 2 metcals: one for home and one I took to work( Microchip).? I recently got one of these TS-100 units and I'm pleasantly surprised at how well it

Jim I remember the country store well. I got a lot of good "stuff" there. What good memories. Gene --------------------------------------------

So I see. 50 to 100 may be average for a power unit, 35 or so for the wand, and tips? who knows. Hamfests are about the best deal for now. I think it was fairly common. Ouch, get lots of rest

I've used Weller, once or twice Wen, OK, Metcal. Never really used Edsyn. Giving Aoyue a try for their IR board preheater. Mostly its what I can find. Weller is very available around

Hi Jim, ? I checked out the links. Looks like a nice unit and spare tips are reasonably priced too. I dug out my Soldapullt and it has the original packaging and it was in fack made by (or labeled)

Hello Dave. Since this was going to the list I thought the group might be interested in the discussion.? The one station that I was aware of was this

Harvey, ? All of the ones I fine do not have the solder pencil, or if they do the prices are way high. I will keep looking for a deal but for now I think I can get some soldering done with my old

David, ? I bought this a month or so ago as it had good reviews and the price was right, especially when I had $30 worth of credits in my account to apply towards the

Jim, ? I have a SoldaPullt Pro solder sucker I bought probably 20 years ago.I also have a Hakko vacuum desolder pump:-) Never heard of the Edsyn brand though. On another note, I got whatever my

I have not seen anyone mention Edsyn solder stations.? They used to be a pretty decent station.? Have they fallen out of favor?? I still have some of their SoldaPullt mechanical solder

Yep, I've almost bought a Hakko several times.? Probably will get one of those eventually.? Right now I do have a cheap Chinese SMT/hot air station.? So it's better than nothing.? Still tend to