I'm in the UK at the moment and I've already been roped into helping family out.
I've got 3 light switches to replace and I'm hoping maybe someone might have something very similar in a junk box in their shed and might be willing to swap them for a couple of beer tokens.
The switches are very...
What kinda soldering do you do on site? How many hours a day are you soldering for? How often do you have jobs where you need to solder? Also what price point / what's your budget?
If you're looking at the milwaukee there's a similar option from Aldi or Lidl... can't remember which that's...
I also have a dremel gas soldering kit, it came in a nice tin box which you don't see very often nowadays. I only use it if I've got tons of heatshrink to do, it's handy for that. I definately wouldn't try to use the dremel gas iron on LED strips or electronics.
I have three that I personally own and use and it just happens that I brought them all home to clean all the tips this weekend so I can show you pictures.
My original was a TS100 which was one of the earliest battery powered electronic soldering iron offerings. It's a superb iron, it's...
Yeah, the safety and aesthetics would need to be assessed by the person installing it and my suggestion may not be a practical solution depending on the layout of the existing setup. Looking at the component values in the first post I summized it to be noise suppression filter rather than a...
Why do you specifically want a gas soldering iron? I'd suggest you should go with an 18v electronic soldering iron that can run off a small powerbank.
Gas soldering irons were the bees knees before lithium batteries became a thing but they have a lot of disadvantages. They're often way too hot...
To be honest I wouldn't get involved with a customer like this. If they think that's acceptable behaviour then they obviously don't subscribe to far pay for a decent job school of thought so it's only going to get worse when it comes to invoice time. If you do decide to work for them I'd assume...
I would replace it with a noise filter board you can scavenge from an old microwave or washing machine. If you're not in a scavenging mood they're also available as new items from Amazon or EBay although I'd strongly recommend buying an OEM version and not a cheap Chinese knockoff. It will...
Are the MI's in chinglish? If there's more that one or two spelling mistakes I'd assume it's a typo. You do get IP68 sockets but not for a standard 13A plug. Just use a normal outdoor rated socket if they've supplied it with a 13A plug.
This is something that interests me because we have almost zero EV cars in my country, maybe once a week or even 2 weeks I see a hybrid car that doesn't need charging. They installed 2x charging stations in my local supermarket car park last year to make a bold statement about how enviromentally...
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