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Post by meeee on Jan 10, 2013 13:57:09 GMT
Can I buy it of you please?? Nice introduction. They did say please.
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Post by meeee on Jan 10, 2013 11:58:11 GMT
Hello Upyours and welcome
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Post by meeee on Jan 10, 2013 8:52:45 GMT
More detailed spec here and a video. www.squidoo.com/10-inch-boxchip-15-ghz-android-40-tablet-pcI didnt like this bit though. Important! Disclaimer The Boxchip's maximum frequency is 1.5GHz, but actually clocks at 1.1GHz out of the box. Many advertisers are offering these tablets at the maximum frequency, but the actual end-user speed is 1.1GHz without some over-clocking, which is inexpensive to have done if your not able to do it yourself. The specs do not look to bad, but as macca said not the best screen res. I read somewhere about overclocking the Boxchip's to 1.5Ghz, and it seems fairly straight forward to do, not that I have tried it.
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Post by meeee on Jan 10, 2013 8:46:54 GMT
Well done toondog #icon_welldone#
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 23:48:33 GMT
Yep it was very sad to watch.
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 23:09:37 GMT
I use 1 wrap of the wonder foam and it does not seem to leak. I also bought a clear tank for mine as I don't like the brushed steel finish. It's quite odd looking at the foam and wick through it.
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 21:57:13 GMT
Very nice
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 21:54:20 GMT
Yep subscribe to the ukv for sale thread, then you will get email alerts when something for sale is posted
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 15:06:53 GMT
must be quite a short CD if it is there greatest hits
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 9:15:46 GMT
Hello & welcome anexpatinspain
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Post by meeee on Jan 9, 2013 8:49:38 GMT
Yep I would have thought the standard in most electronic manufacturing facilities would have been the 24V 45watt Weller soldering iron, I have one and use it on occasion. A darn good soldering iron for the money.
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Post by meeee on Jan 8, 2013 23:39:13 GMT
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Post by meeee on Jan 8, 2013 21:45:58 GMT
Still strange I worked in electronics for 10+ years in a large electronics factory and only ever saw 1 soldering iron with a seperate temperature control. So am still not convinced, I cannot see the use for a seperate temp control if you were using standard solder.
I suffered many wave solder and hand soldering courses while working in electronics and nearly all poor solder joints are caused by the flux being burnt off causing the solder not to flow, of course they can also be caused by dirty or oxidised surfaces.
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Post by meeee on Jan 8, 2013 20:58:06 GMT
No "on-board" battery on mine, unless I've missed it.... You won't be able to resistance without a battery in it. So you've probably missed it Ah the good old AVO8, the best available when I was studying, oh that was a long time ago > Still highly rated even today.
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Post by meeee on Jan 8, 2013 20:56:23 GMT
exactly what it says control, for example when soldering connections on a vv board you have to be quick otherwise you can get heat transferred to the transistors or in some cases just burn out the tracks on the pcb I am not so sure it is required! for example if you were using a wave soldering machine or a reflow oven to solder components to a PCB, the components and PCB would be exposed to fairly high temperatures for a longer period of time than a solder iron would provide. If it were me I would save my money and not buy one with a temperature control unless you are planning to use solder which has a higher tin Ratio than the norm.
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