Gordon I have had some luck using old soldering 'guns' as a transformer for a RSU. Remove the tip and attach the wires to hand piece and ground to the two rods that would hold the tip. If you have too much current try the lamp dimmer on the AC input. Old guns of 100 - 250 watts can be found at garage sales and hamfest for a few dollars. John On 7/25/07, SRY <southernry_n@...> wrote: > > I've been meaning to build a resistance solder unit. I went to the > local RS yesterday to see what types of transformers they had. They > didn't have anything close to what I hoped to find. Not deterred I > went to an electronics store. There sure were a number of large flat > screen tvs in for repair! I gave the tech what I hoped would be an > easy part to provide. Nope, he said, try Jameco on line. So I came > home and I did. Either I'm not sure what to put in the filter or I'm > looking for an oddity. > > I'm trying to build a resistance solder unit. > Gordon > > -- John D Young WA8KNE ETC USN retired [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Help finding transformer for r.s.u.
2007-07-26 by John Young
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