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Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2011 08:13:07 -0500
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Subject: Re: [geda-user] soldering equiment
From: Matthew Sager <matthewsager AT gmail DOT com>
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> Has anyone use Xytronic products? [1]  They are not high-end
> like Metcal, but seem to provide a decent performance/cost ratio.
>

I have a Xytronic station (XY9-60A) that I use at home for hobby stuff (SMD
to putting connectors on coax cable).  It has been a good station the price
was what I could afford at the time.  It is not as good as the Hakko stuff
I use at work, but for the price Xytronic is pretty good I just know when
to manually turn the temp up or down depending on what I am doing.

Matthew

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 hobby stuff (SMD to putting connectors on coax cable).=A0 It has been a go=
od station the price was what I could afford at the time.=A0 It is not as g=
ood as the Hakko stuff I use at work, but for the price Xytronic is pretty =
good I just know when to manually turn the temp up or down depending on wha=
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