Avice about Hakko 936-937 clones needed

[vehf277]

Hi everybody!
I found some Hakko 936-937 clones and your advice about it. These are:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181032184719?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/390494250520?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
Thank you in advance
Cheers

[TorqueRanger]

Thanks


But I would run away from anything that has BEST on it because I have one of their irons and they are pure crap and will post up pics later if you guys want ....

[saturation]

Since you are in the USA, wWhy not get a real Hakko FX888 via Amazon.com store of Hakko?  At $80, its a great deal compared to what other countries charge for this station and its the real McCoy.

[retiredcaps]

Since you are in the USA, wWhy not get a real Hakko FX888 via Amazon.com store of Hakko?

I agree.  Get the real Hakko.

[kyndal]

just get the HAKKO already
how many beer do you get for 40$?  ha ha

i got mine.. and i just love it..  warms up fast.
just love it..

/Kyndal 

[T4P]

Thanks


But I would run away from anything that has BEST on it because I have one of their irons and they are pure crap and will post up pics later if you guys want ....

Go on. I have 2 of them and i am happy 

Hi everybody!
I found some Hakko 936-937 clones and your advice about it. These are:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/390494250520?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
Thank you in advance
Cheers

That's not a 937 clone .. it's a 936D (that they thought of) and rebadged it as a 937D but actually inside it only has a tiny little 40VA transformer

[vehf277]

Guys thank you very much but I need your advice ABOUT ISSUE I ASKED you. Is it the Hakko clone solder - resistance of the heating element is 2.5-3.5 Ohm and resistance of the sensor is 43-58 Ohm?
Don't advice me to buy Hakko FX-888 please, I need what I need.

[T4P]

You got it quite wrong though, the hakko clone stations usually use the thermocouple type heaters not the PTC types so the sensor resistance is about 2-3ohms
and the heating element is 12-13 or possibly 15 (27V types) ohms too i think

[Mr Smiley]

Start here,

This guys done all his homework and gives details of all the iron's he's checked.


http://dangerousprototypes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=2457

Hope it helps.

Mr Smiley 

[ejeffrey]

Guys thank you very much but I need your advice ABOUT ISSUE I ASKED you. Is it the Hakko clone solder - resistance of the heating element is 2.5-3.5 Ohm and resistance of the sensor is 43-58 Ohm?
Don't advice me to buy Hakko FX-888 please, I need what I need.

Pro tip:  If you have specific technical questions about a product, put them in your first post.  If you ask general questions you get general answers.  Don't assume that we can read your mind.  Explaining what you need and why you think the device in question will satisfy that need will also help reduce unsolicited advice, although frankly if you are going to get snippy about people telling you what to do you probably should give up asking questions on the internet

[TorqueRanger]

Here are your pictures for one of BEST products...

[vehf277]

You got it quite wrong though, the hakko clone stations usually use the thermocouple type heaters not the PTC types so the sensor resistance is about 2-3ohms
and the heating element is 12-13 or possibly 15 (27V types) ohms too i think

Nop, I got it from original Hakko 936 and 937 manuals.

[vehf277]

Guys thank you very much but I need your advice ABOUT ISSUE I ASKED you. Is it the Hakko clone solder - resistance of the heating element is 2.5-3.5 Ohm and resistance of the sensor is 43-58 Ohm?
Don't advice me to buy Hakko FX-888 please, I need what I need.

Pro tip:  If you have specific technical questions about a product, put them in your first post.  If you ask general questions you get general answers.  Don't assume that we can read your mind.  Explaining what you need and why you think the device in question will satisfy that need will also help reduce unsolicited advice, although frankly if you are going to get snippy about people telling you what to do you probably should give up asking questions on the internet

It is really the unsolicited advice "If you have specific technical questions about a product, put them in your first post" - and why you force me to do this or that? Are you a moderator? If am doing something against the rules of this forum please report it to the moderator or forum admin. But if you are the regular visitor of this forum as me please avoid the way you doing - to teach people what to do