These are absolutely great pieces of kit, ideal for use where there's no power to use an electric soldering iron, great for use on the car and comes with Aldis 3 year warranty
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Beano007
1 Jul 14#1
bare in mind that these usually run to hot for soldering electronics and tend to be more for plumbing tasks or burning yourself. Not a bad price though
Beano007
1 Jul 14#2
bare in mind that these usually run to hot for soldering electronics and tend to be more for plumbing tasks or burning yourself. Not a bad price though
bytemaster to Beano007
1 Jul 14#9
I have used a gas iron for quite fine electronic work without problems. That was a few years ago, my eyes wouldn't let me do it now.
Besford to Beano007
2 Jul 141#19
Same post, same errors repeated!
RicardoFuller
1 Jul 14#3
1.5 hours on a full tank is quite impressive too
jenovat
1 Jul 14#4
GAS POWERED STICK!
MrRee
1 Jul 14#5
These are fantastic .... the temp can be controlled (well mine can) for Electronics ...
tomwilliams86
1 Jul 14#6
Had one of these for soldering LEDs in my line of work. Not the best as working nights in selfridges and the damn thing would refill! Absolute rubbish in my opinion,
merckx to tomwilliams86
1 Jul 141#7
You don't make a lot of sense.:smirk:
bytemaster to tomwilliams86
1 Jul 141#8
In English?
Harley_Mick
1 Jul 14#10
I use this for soldering outdoors, been ideal for vehicle wiring repairs.
HereKittyKitty
2 Jul 14#11
Can't comment on the quality of this one (seems to come with a few different attachments) but you can get basic little soldering torches like this for 2-3 quid on eBay, with variable flames and that.
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