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Looks useful but for the prospect of keeping another butane/propane source
stored onboard.. I'll adimit I keep a couple of the standard torch cylinder in the cockpit locker and a aluminum tank for the BBQ but try to avoid taking any of them below.. (I've had problems with those torch head valves leaking ) For back up soldering needs I have an old 12 vdc soldering iron I got at Radio Shack many years ago.. I'd say it's about 40 watts but has a fine tip and I have to plug and unplug it to regulate the temp. when working on anything fine like circuit board. However the extra wattage is handy when I need to solder heavy wire connections. I don't consider the 3.3 amp a big deal for the breaf period I might use it.. My main concern would be a replacement 12 iron when this one finally gives out. Radio Shack has scaled back to near nothing in their electronic tools and parts. Thanks for the tip. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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