can you do the project over and over,i want something i can practice on with my 2 in 1 Digital Hot Air Rework & Soldering Iron Station.
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if you desolder you can probably get two maybe three times then it will start to wear out....i recommend getting ahold of a practice board and some non zinc solder its a lot less messy
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My son only put it together once. As far as I know it is a one time project but the soldering iron is reusable.
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One of the parts on the instruction is actually de soldering and soldering in correct resistors. So I would say its a possibility.
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Not by design but to be able to de-solder is a separate but equal skill and I would consider it the next step in evolving your skill set. I prefer to use a De-soldering Pump but wicking is also an option. When it is time to remove a damaged component or isolate for testing this skill is important. To de-solder you reheat the joint and the pump "sucks" away the solder. I made this purchased this to use in a mentoring application and was satisfied with it.
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Something like the Weller SP-175 or larger. It is an iron, not a gun, and this is the only type of soldering equipment designed for continuous use. Certainly not as convenient as a gun but it is good for a 24/7 duty cycle. The only other option I see if to have several of these plugged in and waiting to go and rotate them in and out.
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If I understand what you want to do correctly, this station would definitely handle the job. Cell phone components are QUITE small and typically very heat sensitive so in general you'll need a soldering station with good thermal control and very fine tips. This station can do both. It might be a little overkill if you don't intend to use it frequently, though. As for the tip, I would suggest this one: Hakko T15-ILS - T15 Series Soldering Tip - Conical - Slim - R0.1 x 13.5 mm If you've never soldered surface mount components (like the ones in cell phone electronics) you should watch some video tutorials and practice on something that you don't mind damaging. You can do a good job by hand, but it can be difficult. I have used a less expensive Hakko station extensively as well as this one and I believe both could handle what you're looking to do. They don't make my other model any more, but it is similar to this one: Digital FX888D & CHP170 bundle, includes FREE CHP170 cutter It uses different (and less expensive) tips but still has pretty good thermal control.
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Yes it can be used over and over again. Just make sure the parts you put in don't have paint, plastic or gaskets still on or they will be dissolved. Also can be used on any metals needed cleaned.
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Yes, you should be able to build that kind of setup with the parts included.The set contains a booklet with 10 pre-build tracks, but those are all closed ones (Start = Finish)
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Yes, but this is overkill, possibly too hot. Just buy a regular soldering iron. You can find them for 10 bucks or so all day long!
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Hi Dleef, with this set you only can build one model at the same time, there are not enough pieces to build two or more models simultaneously.
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USER'S MANUALTHE PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT Yes you can do it. Send me your e-mail address and I will send you the manual on how to do it.Ray
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I don't know but just asking that question makes me think you are wanting a real soldering iron. This would not be the product for you in that case.
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i am working on one in my engineering class and i plan on making around 10 of them. i will keep one for myself but the other nine i will be selling for a good price.
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You can have any number of connections as long as you stay a margin below the maximum current (for safety & reliability). So how good are you with a soldering iron or wire nuts???
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Yes, you can... http://buttonmakers.net/product_info.php?cPath=132_139&products;_id=1103
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depends on user(consider adult or teen and/or technical abilities)...I also bought the learn to solder kit for about $10-15 and my teen son learned/practiced on that...soldering mistakes are a real pain and I had to fix several for my son on the learning kit...he learned the hard way and soldered a few of the wrong capacitors in wrong places...with very careful attention and use I would say this is doable for beginner...hope this helps
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The buttons may need a little help. How to reuse the old is described in the instructions. I bought a roll of double sided tape, "just in case", and did not need it, nor would I advise buying it "just in case". Your key to success will be your environment and your patience, this is not a job to attempt while tired, hungry, watching small children, or engaged in other tasks. Give yourself two hours and you will probably need one.
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I use mine very infrequently (once per mo.?). 5 mos. old and it will not melt solder so I'm online looking for a manual or video for the procedure of recalibrating it...no luck yet but I just started my search. *Update: Okay, it's not anything to do with calibration (I found nothing in the mini-manual...LOL...good gravy). It's not certain yet but another iron may need to be purchased to fix this one....uggghhhh....Does anyone have any good reviews for another iron of medium to high wattage for motherboard work?
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Absolutely. You can draw individual components and save them in the library. You can also create different layers to show separate parts of the circuit.
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I'd say that a soldering gun is too heavy a soldering tool for that type of repair. I'd op-ed for either a good quality soldering station or a portable iron like the Iso-Tip. I used this one for small parts soldering as will as SMT. You can buy a verity of tips to suit your needs. Hopes this helps.