Why am I put A air brush on A 852d+ what is that for ?
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Re: Why 852d++air brush?
I'm guessing the airpump was broken. This is a way to get air through the nozzle. -
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diif : the airpump is good, I did that 6 years ago for........?........
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Re: Why 852d++air brush?
Most powerful 120 psi desoldering gun in the world. I called it "air blast desoldering gun".
For solder splashes it needs operate in sandblasting box.
It was designed to deal with hard-to-take-out hybrid IC IPMs and Tuners! when A solder point is melting, push the AirBrush button, 120 psi compressed air blasts out, left beautiful and clean solder joints after that a lots solder splashes need to be clean out. All you need is one hand to operate the 852d+ air-blast- desoldering Hot-Air-gun which most Badcaps Veterans have one. Hope, this will help someone in the future.
PS: air compressor is much more powerful than A vacuum pump.......
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A nifty idea, with a touch of danger, I like it
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