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Hi Gary,
I have been soldering for more than fifty years now and I use the Weller
type where you pull the trigger and it heats up in a few seconds. You can
get them from hardware stores or Radio Shack. For light soldering you
might consider the 120 watt one with a two position trigger. The low
position will solder very light work and then you can pull the trigger in
to the second notch for heavier work They cost around $30.. Hohpe this helps.
Bud Schwab
At 07:09 PM 2/19/2004, you wrote:
>Folks, I have read all I could find on soldering by blind individuals. I
>am now looking for personal observations and recommendations on which irons
>work best.
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>Given that the material in the smith kettlewel mag is around 20 years old,
>what are the opinions of the list on which irons work best?
>
>Price is a consideration, but not the main one. I've already spent $400 on
>a resistance iron and had very limited success.
>I am now looking to sell it and try something else.
>
>Thanks for any information you have.
Bud Schwab
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Malibu, California
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