Picked up the matching desoldering attachment that replaces the TCP element
tube at a junk sale. The rubber bulb has now finally perished with age.
Anybody know of a source of replacements for these rubber bulbs?
Checks with dealers at later junk sales have drawn a blank apart from
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Picked up the matching desoldering attachment that replaces the TCP element
tube at a junk sale. The rubber bulb has now finally perished with age.
Anybody know of a source of replacements for these rubber bulbs?
www.farnellinone.co.nz
Have them listed as parts No 419-096 at NZ$19.72
Plane is to pilot as soldering iron is to electronics
hobbyist. You can get a nice controlled-temperature
soldering station at Sears, these days. Weller
WLC-100 I think. Handy.
I've had my Weller WTCPL since 1979 and would buy a
new one, if I had to. But I don't have to, ha! This
one still
The Weller TCP soldering iron must be the best thing since sliced bread. Got
mine in 1971 or 1972. Has a black hard bakelite cased PU1D 24V PSU with a
Bulgin miniature 3 pin power connector on the side for the TCP-1 soldering
iron
which also uses bakelite for the handle. This version may
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