Saturday, January 28, 2012

Weller WHA900 750w/120v Hot Air Rework Station with Internal Pump

!±8±Weller WHA900 750w/120v Hot Air Rework Station with Internal Pump

Price : $542.00
Post Date : Jan 28, 2012 03:16:07
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Get Rock-Solid Temperature Control Maintain nozzle temperature regardless of hot air flow rates. Sensor at nozzle continuously samples temperature and instantly adjusts heat to maintain preset temperature. 650 watts of power, internal air adjustable from 5 l/min to 50 l/min, temperature variable from 100°F to 1,000°F. Features: Suitable for use with lead-free solders. Power to work on most multi-layer boards Front panel push-button activates hot air and sets unit back to pre-defined temperature and airflow settings User-set temperature offset for deviation in actual and air temperature setting Sturdy and flexible corrugated burn-proof air hose Includes sturdy aluminum safety rest for hot air pencil Uses Weller hot air nozzles (sold separately)

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Weller WESD51 Digital Soldering Station

!±8± Weller WESD51 Digital Soldering Station

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| Price : $129.00
Post Date : Jan 16, 2012 19:48:35 | Usually ships in 24 hours

Weller WESD51 Digital Soldering Station

WESD51 Soldering Station The next version of this best-selling, affordable soldering station is here - for everything from continuous production soldering to occasional use. The WEDS51's heater and sensor combination allows for relatively quick heat-up and recovery. Improved iron plug and receptacle for easier iron changes. Features Automatic shut-off after 99 minutes of inactivity, extending tip and station life Cordless temperature lockout to prevent operators from raising temperature to level higher than specified for the board or component Cordless tip temperature calibration, which provides you with the capability of resetting station temperature recovery - allows continuous production soldering; slim, comfortable hand piece reduces fatigue Specifications Accuracy: ±9°F Temperature range: 350°F to 850°F Output voltage: 24V Meets ANSI specs. (Mexico) 50W Digital Station with PES51 soldering pencil, PH50 stand, sponge, ETA Tip

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Sunday, January 8, 2012

Fixing the USB Cables on Your Own

!±8± Fixing the USB Cables on Your Own

When you buy the electronic device, it is usually also equipped with the USB cables. A USB cable itself can last for long time. It even can last for years if you keep it in the proper way. However, in the real life, sometimes an incident cannot be avoided and it can affect to your USB cables.

The incident or the wrong way to keep your USB cables can make your USB cable's life shortened. If your USB cables are broken, you still can fix it even though it will be shortened from your original length. The shortening process might provide the inconvenience for the USB's position. It is better for you to consider the replacing it before you do the repair process.

If you want to repair your USB cable, you need to prepare some tools like spare USB plug with the cable leading from it, soldering device, electric tape, wire cutter, sharp razor.

The first thing you should do is disconnecting the cable with any data or power source. Never do the repair process while the cable is still connecting with the computer or other devices. Then open the plastic cable cover and your new plug trailing cable for one cm.

You should separate the wire clusters from the cables. After that, you can plug each cable according to the insulation color. Prepare your soldering iron and heat it up. You will use the soldering iron to melt the tips of the cables. Do the same thing with the USB plug.

While you are soldering your cables, you also need to press the wires of the cables and the plug. Do it until the cables harden up. You should match the wire colors with each other. You cannot mix them.

After the soldering process, you should cool the cables until it has the room temperature. You can cover the exposed cable with the electric tape. Make sure you do it after the wires have cooled down.