[Elecraft] tool to build info

Don Brown [email protected]
Thu Jan 22 16:41:05 2004 

Hi

It seems like there were several temp controlled soldering stations =
available in the UK mentioned a while back. Check the reflector =
archives. Hakko soldering stations are excellent if they are available =
over there. Check their web site. The solder you should use is 63/37 tin =
lead solder with an activated rosin flux. Multicore or Kester 44 or the =
equivalent should be available in the UK or Germany. You should get the =
025 or .031 diameter with the smaller the preferred size. Hakko also =
makes a nice flush cutter for trimming component leads.


Don Brown

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  is there any one from the UK or Germany, can please let me know where=20
  can i buy the Temperature controlled soldering station, and the name =
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  to be use when building [assembling] the elecraft kit ?
  any info welcome=20
  and thank you very much=20
  Elan 4z4un


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