coldheat, WTF?
potsdamcartel
01-16-2005, 05:50 AM
anyone use the coldheat soldering iron?
i'm thinking about buying one. does it do everything a regular soldering iron does?
do you need some kind of special low melting point solder or something?
how does it work?
i'm thinking about buying one. does it do everything a regular soldering iron does?
do you need some kind of special low melting point solder or something?
how does it work?
ECP
01-16-2005, 05:53 AM
They work just like a regular gun. You dont need special solder. The only diffirence is that it cools down in a matter of seconds so you can touch it right after you just soldered and you wont get burnt. Its more for a safty feature. But it works great
clawhammer
01-16-2005, 11:35 AM
anyone use the coldheat soldering iron?
i'm thinking about buying one. does it do everything a regular soldering iron does?
do you need some kind of special low melting point solder or something?
how does it work?
I wouldn't try it. There is no metal known to man that can cool down that quick. So I'm thinking: either it doesn't cool down that fast, or 2. it doesn't work properly. Just use a regular soldering iron.
i'm thinking about buying one. does it do everything a regular soldering iron does?
do you need some kind of special low melting point solder or something?
how does it work?
I wouldn't try it. There is no metal known to man that can cool down that quick. So I'm thinking: either it doesn't cool down that fast, or 2. it doesn't work properly. Just use a regular soldering iron.
uranium235powered
01-16-2005, 03:12 PM
WHY just WHY would you want to buy one? I've invested myself into a Radioshack solder iron for about $12.00 Works flawlessly. Save yourself the extra few dollars to buy more solder
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