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I am thinking of getting a Butane gas powered soldering iron to help in installing some landscape low voltage lighting. I was thinking about a Weller P2C or Weller PSI100C. Anybody used one of these before / have any advice? Best, Mike. |
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hobbes wrote:
Hi, I am thinking of getting a Butane gas powered soldering iron to help in installing some landscape low voltage lighting. I was thinking about a Weller P2C or Weller PSI100C. Anybody used one of these before / have any advice? Best, Mike. They work fine for your application, and are much better than those wimpy dry cell operated soldering irons, which will barely solder a twisted joint made from #40 wire. G Try and shield your work from drafts if it's cold and windy out. It's amazing how much heat a breeze can carry away. Jeff -- Jeffry Wisnia (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE) The speed of light is 1.8*10^12 furlongs per fortnight. |
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![]() Hi, I have used one for many years. Works great for small stuff. |
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