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PRODUCT ID 136

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Ladyada's Electronics Toolkit PRODUCT ID 136 Starting out on your electronics adventure? Want to wield the mighty soldering iron? Tired of saying "I'd totally get into electronics if I only knew what tools to get..."? Working with substandard equipment is a terrible way to learn electronics a lot of frustration with too little success. The right tool set will keep you progressing without the stressing. This toolbox contains carefully selected hand tools that will last you for many years. o 30W adjustable temperature soldering iron Model XY258 with a temperature control on the side and indicator LED so you can go from standard to silver solder. Comes with a 1/16" tip which is good for through hole and some larger surface mount assembly. Note this iron is 120V ONLY, not for use in 220V countries o Soldering stand a real stand with sponge and double spring prevents your iron from 'rolling away' or burning a hole in the table. Essential for your safety. o Solder, diameter, 1/4 lb 100g spool Standard 60/40 solder for electronics work. Most toolkits give you a tiny bit, but this spool will last you for months and you won't run out in the middle of your project o Solder sucker Strangely enough, that's the technical term for this desoldering vacuum tool. Useful in cleaning up mistakes, every electrical engineer has one of these on their desk. o Solder wick/braid 5ft spool Used along with the solder sucker to clean up soldering messes. Wick really comes in handy when soldering or desoldering parts. Even if you don't have the best iron for SMT work, a bit of wick will fix it up. o Panavise Jr PCB holder and general purpose 360 degree I use mine every day, they are the best thing for holding your circuit board steady, and the soft jaws are not conductive so you can do power tests at the same time. o Digital Multimeter Model 9205B+ is a basic multimeter. Has a continuity tester, DC/AC voltage and current, resistance, transistor and diode/LED test. Runs on a 9V battery. o Diagonal cutters the best diagonal cutters, these are comfortable to use and have strong nippers for perfect trimming of wires and leads. I've used my pair every day for years. o Wire strippers We've upgraded our basic 'adjustable' wire strippers to these sized wire strippers. They include AWG strippers, wire cutters, 'plier' tips, and a wire loop. Ground blades for precision cutting. Spring return, comfy molded handles and a o Micro pliers for bending, forming, holding, squeezing and plying all of those little components. o wire, 22AWG, 25ft spools Three spools! In black, red and yellow. Perfect for and wiring. o Half size solderless breadboard for prototyping your next project, these breadboards can snap together to expand o Bonus! 5V power supply parts pack DC power jack, protection diode, 7805 1Amp 5V regulator, two 25V and 6V bypass capacitors, two 0.1uF ceramic capacitors, red and green indicator LEDs and matching resistors. All the parts necessary to power up your first electronics project from a wall adapter or batteries. Technical Details o As of Aug 14, 2014 we have switched from this 830 multimeter to this 9205+ multimeter, until we can get more '830s in stock.

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Ladyada's Electronics Toolkit

PRODUCT ID 136

Starting out on your electronics adventure? Want to wield the mighty soldering iron? Tired of saying "I'd totally get into electronics if I only knew what tools to get..."? Working with substandard equipment is a terrible way to learn electronics a lot of frustration with too little success. The right tool set will keep you progressing without the stressing. This toolbox contains carefully selected hand tools that will last you for many years.
o 30W adjustable temperature soldering iron Model XY258 with a temperature control on the side and indicator LED so you can go from standard to silver solder. Comes with a 1/16" tip which is good for through hole and some larger surface mount assembly. Note this iron is 120V ONLY, not for use in 220V countries
o Soldering stand a real stand with sponge and double spring prevents your iron from 'rolling away' or burning a hole in the table. Essential for your safety.
o Solder, diameter, 1/4 lb 100g spool Standard 60/40 solder for electronics work. Most toolkits give you a tiny bit, but this spool will last you for months and you won't run out in the middle of your project
o Solder sucker Strangely enough, that's the technical term for this desoldering vacuum tool. Useful in cleaning up mistakes, every electrical engineer has one of these on their desk.
o Solder wick/braid 5ft spool Used along with the solder sucker to clean up soldering messes. Wick really comes in handy when soldering or desoldering parts. Even if you don't have the best iron for SMT work, a bit of wick will fix it up.
o Panavise Jr PCB holder and general purpose 360 degree I use mine every day, they are the best thing for holding your circuit board steady, and the soft jaws are not conductive so you can do power tests at the same time.
o Digital Multimeter Model 9205B+ is a basic multimeter. Has a continuity tester, DC/AC voltage and current, resistance, transistor and diode/LED test. Runs on a 9V battery.
o Diagonal cutters the best diagonal cutters, these are comfortable to use and have strong nippers for perfect trimming of wires and leads. I've used my pair every day for years.
o Wire strippers We've upgraded our basic 'adjustable' wire strippers to these sized wire strippers. They include AWG strippers, wire cutters, 'plier' tips, and a wire loop. Ground blades for precision cutting. Spring return, comfy molded handles and a
o Micro pliers for bending, forming, holding, squeezing and plying all of those little components.
o wire, 22AWG, 25ft spools Three spools! In black, red and yellow. Perfect for and wiring.
o Half size solderless breadboard for prototyping your next project, these breadboards can snap together to expand
o Bonus! 5V power supply parts pack DC power jack, protection diode, 7805 1Amp 5V regulator, two 25V and 6V bypass capacitors, two 0.1uF ceramic capacitors, red and green indicator LEDs and matching resistors. All the parts necessary to power up your first electronics project from a wall adapter or batteries.

Technical Details
o As of Aug 14, 2014 we have switched from this 830 multimeter to this 9205+ multimeter, until we can get more '830s in stock.

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