Days of wiring work continue… The outlet comes from the ceiling, which is nice, but
I’m moving back and forth, left and right, front and back on the motorcycle—move, move, move.
I was looking for something lighter and easier to use, found one while browsing, and bought it on the train.
That’s a pretty modern way to shop, isn’t it?
Quimat soldering iron set, precision digital temperature control (90–480°C, 1°C increments), LED display, switch-equipped, 60W 100V for electronics and DIY
I thought, “No way, really?”
Fast heating, temperature control, lightweight—could such a dream actually exist?
2,990 yen. I fell right into the “under 3,000 yen” psychology and grabbed it.
Hakko (HAKKO) compact temperature-controlled soldering iron, digital type FX-888D-01SV
This is what I always use. I think it’s a reliable product. Plus, it’s incredibly durable.
• Fast heating: about 30 seconds
• Temperature control
• Replaceable tip
• Heavy
If you’re not moving it around much, it’s a solid choice.
Hakko 001 Flux I always use—reliable
Hakko FS-200 Lead-free flux—somewhat sweet
Hakko SUSSOL-F For when it just won’t stick (like oxidized surfaces where you absolutely must make a connection)—powerful
Considering the risk of fire and the possibility of melting something, I think fast-heating irons work better.
For your reference.
