They look like copies of the Hakko - in fact they have the same "936" model number.
I think the Jono 936 sells for $55 everywhere.
Any thoughts?
Thanks Tom
They look like copies of the Hakko - in fact they have the same "936" model number.
I think the Jono 936 sells for $55 everywhere.
Any thoughts?
Thanks Tom
Last time I was at Fry's the real Hakko was only about $25 more, personally I'd just buy the real thing.
I was happily using an ancient Hexacon 1001 ThermOTrac that gave up the ghost - it worked real nice on motherboards. I'm waiting to see if it is worth getting repair at Hexacon but I guess that is going to cost more than its worth.
I guess I'll have to decide if I'm going to find a cheap, used Hexacon
1001 or spend the bucks for a Hakko.
Aoyue (Chinese soldering mfg company) makes Haako clones --
Aoyue clone of the Haako 936-12 .
The Aoyue brand usually being seen on the market. These also appear to be sold under the Sunkko label.
Circuit Specialists was selling a 936-12 clone (CSI-Station1), but I see that this has been replaced by a different base design "A" (CSI-Station1A)
gb
I forgot to mention that Madell Tech is also selling a Hakko 936 clone station
gb
I bought a couple Atten units that are identical to the Hakko. The have worked fine. The tips interchange precisely. I suspect that they all use the same OEM.
Leonard
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