What soldering iron to start your adventure with electronics up to PLN 80?

cooltygrysek wrote:

Only via the ESD PROTECT module.

Specifically, it is through the 1M? resistors - what would you not do if a man touches something and is connected to PE :)

Misiex11 wrote:

Generally, I have the opportunity to buy this soldering iron from the station. But I don't know what temperature to set etc.

Read what in the attachment - it should be helpful ...

The first thing is that the Polish Lutol are gone, except at flea markets. New luthiers are already being patted in China and are available for ... (the part of the body where the back ends). It is enough to look for complaints on the electrode about melting housings, incident switches and the transformers themselves.
If the transformer is either ZDZ or EXTRALUT, if it is still sometimes listed on the Allegro. Does a mate of Tplewa by any chance have anything to do with the producers of Extralut - the Plew family?

And the transformer is "be" at the beginning because it costs the same as a soldering station (WEPs can already be bought for PLN 60), not to be confused here with these blue and red pseudo stations for ~ PLN 50. However, in the case of transformers, you have to learn how to maneuver this something and two appropriate chirps to control the temperature of smaller things.

At the beginning, I bought a transformer myself and very quickly (when I was repairing the computer tuner) I bought a buttstock because I simply couldn't solder it with a 0.5x1mm smd. Recabling the headphones was also not very convenient.

For a beginner, an easier and more enjoyable start with soldering will be with a station than with a transformer.

Unfortunately, I have nothing in common with the above-mentioned company.

However, I do not know why my friend says that the transformer is "be". I can bet that such an SMD will solder together with the 0.5 raster systems better than a colleague will decorate a WEP station (here you need practice, not a magic soldering iron - a good station is only convenience and some ease).

However, if a colleague replies that such a WEP for PLN 60, it works in some reasonable way in terms of temperature stabilization and has some reasonable durability of heaters and tips, it is approx.

Just if I had to choose between a bad stock and a transformer, I would choose the transformer one. Maybe because I'm used to working with better stations, and I had the "unpleasantness" of soldering with such bad ones - unfortunately it soldered worse than the "Chinese" Lutol that I also have (bought about 3-4 years ago, as far as I remember in Leroy Merlin).

The cheapest heater soldering iron worth attention is the Weller Magnastat. Unfortunately, the Chinese do not keep the temperature, they have poor quality everything, they are simply cheesy.

Transformer, Lutol / ZDZ type, with copper busbars.

teaches young people about resistors! you could write at least with metallized high voltage !! It is better to buy such an ESD PROTECT module than to play with resistors. Young people and beginners have no idea about it. TAKE IT INTO CONSIDERATION.
Cookie come on, once I agree with you. Weller is very good.

cooltygrysek wrote:

teaches young people about resistors! you could write at least with metallized high voltage !! It is better to buy such an ESD PROTECT module than to play with resistors. Young people and beginners have no idea about it. TAKE IT INTO CONSIDERATION.
Cookie come on, once I agree with you. Weller is very good.

Young and if there is no money, he will not buy (at TME the simplest plug is over PLN 100 net) , and it's better to connect the armband through any 1M? than to PE. Because if I unhappily catch a phase in such an armband, you know what can come out of it.

Unfortunately, in many places you can buy esd bands and mats cheaply, but nobody tells you what to do with it. Also, there is no rest on offer to properly connect it and from what I read people quite often connect directly to PE.

Kraniec_Internetów wrote:

cooltygrysek wrote:

If the neutral circuit is broken, phase potential will appear on the neutral wire by other devices connected to it. If someone has a bracelet or antistatic mat connected, you know how it can end. I have seen such things more than once in apartment blocks, tenement houses and houses.

As? After all, these bands have a 1M? resistor or more, right?

Personally, I have no resistor, maybe you can buy "with a crocodile clip" in May ... but it is "maybe" :)

Well, unless a friend has one with a resistor and checked with a meter - but judging by "or more or not" rather not :)

Usually everything is connected to such earthing boxes that contain resistors:



They are also in the form of a plug to a PE socket.

The colleague has a splitter for connecting wires with banana plugs. ESD Protection also has the mentioned resistors.

cooltygrysek wrote:

The colleague has a splitter for connecting wires with banana plugs. ESD Protection also has the mentioned resistors.

He writes on the casing "With 1 Megaohm resistance"

Ah, my fact, not my attention, but the photo turned upside down