OldSynths

I just finished replacing all the CMOS chips in my CS-80. I'm done
with my desoldering station, so I'm selling it. It's a Weller
Desoldering Rework/Repair Station Model # DS600.

If anyone is interested, here's the link to the eBay auction where I
bought it a couple of months ago:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3841768300
As you can see, I paid $100 + $20 shipping. I'll let it go to anyone
in the group for the same price. If I don't get an offer in the next
week, I'll put it up on eBay).

It works great. The tip is perfect for DIPs and other through-hole
parts. The only trick I figured out was to clear out the hole every
couple of DIPs by using a resistor lead. With that it was flawless
for about a 100 14/16pin DIPs. I can't imagine trying to do this work
with my little Soldapult!

Thanks,

David

I just finished replacing all the CMOS chips in my CS-80. I'm done
with my desoldering station, so I'm selling it.  It's a Weller
Desoldering Rework/Repair Station Model # DS600.

If anyone is interested, here's the link to the eBay auction where I
bought it a couple of months ago:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3841768300
As you can see, I paid $100 + $20 shipping. I'll let it go to anyone
in the group for the same price. If I don't get an offer in the next
week, I'll put it up on eBay).

It works great.  The tip is perfect for DIPs and other through-hole
parts.  The only trick I figured out was to clear out the hole every
couple of DIPs by using a resistor lead.  With that it was flawless
for about a 100 14/16pin DIPs.  I can't imagine trying to do this work
with my little Soldapult!

Thanks,

David

--- In oldsynths@yahoogroups.com, Rory Mc Donald <rorymcd@m...> wrote:

> Do you still have this Desoldering station available?
> I might be interested in picking it up, as I have a lot of board

work to do.

Yep, I still have it. Let me know if you want it (you can email me -
david@...)!

David