This looks to be a cool project.
This is a project from Bill (N2CQR), the Soldersmoke guy and Dean (KK4DAS).
https://youtu.be/Wa4Pua0kdh8
73,
David
Amateur Radio Station
This looks to be a cool project.
This is a project from Bill (N2CQR), the Soldersmoke guy and Dean (KK4DAS).
https://youtu.be/Wa4Pua0kdh8
73,
David
Assembled (mostly) and working!
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Copyright © 2022 by David Billsbrough (KC4ZVW)Somedays it's just not worth chewing through the restraints ...
"Once upon a time I had created an entry like this Blog topic on my old Earthlink web pages but it must have gotten lost."
So off to the Wayback machine to search for it. Did sort of had success in finding it and will try to recreate here.
1. Get a couple of 'plastic' shoe boxes to store your unfinished projects. It keeps all the parts together and it makes it easier to haul out and get started when you find the time.
2. Clear off a table to get a good work surface and get a cheap desk lamp to provide good lighting and some sort of magnification with a hand or head mounted device.
3. Keep your soldering iron in good shape. Clean your heater tip and re-tin with flesh solder each time before you unplug it. An expensive temperature controlled iron is not required. Have extra tips and different heating elements.
4. Get a good iron holder with a cleaning kit. Wipe the heater tip often and re-tin. It is hard to concentrate on your kit if you keep chasing the soldering iron from rolling off the table into your lap.
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Melt solder and have more fun.
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