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  1. #1 Soldering iron's 
    lycao is offline Member
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    I was wondering what kind of soldering iron's best for stuff like moding would this one work alright? https://www.asseenontvnetwork.com/vc...heatca/125730/
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    It seems a little "beefy" for the boards you'll be working on. Plus, TV junk usually isn't that great. I stick to Weller Irons. Get between a 15W and 30W and you'll be fine.
    www.mcminone.com electronics supplier that carries them.

    http://mcm.newark.com/NewarkWebComme...SKU=21-160&N=4 ...good cheap iron
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    Personnaly tryed a cold heat and I wasnt able to solder anything.... Im using a $10 radioshack 15w soldering iron and it work better...
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    Look at that tip vs the size of the stuff you'll potentially be soldering. It's like using sidewalk chalk in a coloring book. If you don't mind bridges that's fine. ...I guess we must all learn our own way, but I think you'll end up buying one you plug in anyway.
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    My mom just picked it up for me on her lunch break at work so she's gonna bring it home after work but ya if it turn's out to be a total piece then o well leson learned and then i'll get a normal one trial and error tis the way of the modder's lol.
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    Custom japanese case dremil engraveing : Done
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    Controller case LED's : Were in but they were to dim so im gonna get new one's
    ps2 interior case LED's :In progress
    Power/reset LED swap :In progress
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    Custom N64 NES case : Done but 2 of the 6 led's died not sure why i'll fix it later.

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