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05-10-2004, 16:39
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hey guys.. i saw this shown on the screen savers(G4 TechTV) and they said they would rather stick to a real soldering iron.. they said that it does heat up quickly (5 seconds) and cools down just as fast but you should see the size of the tip.. it may be ok for big jobs (automobile work) but for any small jobs u may as well use duct tape to solder points!!
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