PACE Rework and Repair "Solder Extraction with Vacuum"

[@santospoland]

This series is one of the best, the speaker and narrator limit discussion to the most essential. An incredible series that can not be missed. A wonderful primer.

[@hrz_nrd4511]

this is great explenation and as someone here said much better than youtube today!!

[@sparkden]

this is exceptional. thank you very much for making this great source of learning possible.

[@benkleschinsky]

Funny that a tutorial from 1982 makes more sense than 100 KZbin tutorials.

[@tookitogo]

Pace's tutorials are stellar. Whenever someone asks me for the best soldering tutorial, they're still what I recommend first.

[@emmedina881]

I'm still pretty new to soldering and I've watched a lot of video's to try and find better techniques. I learned much more from these than any other ones.

[@ZZZ-0999]

Because before was ''quality'' not ''quantity''

[@coldstreamcybernaut2845]

Even the intro music is better.

[@ZZZ-0999]

0:00 let's dance while learning the electronic basics

[@tariqmehmood4955]

🤣😂🤣 I thought the same way

[@sholimz]

Yes, I used them since 1982, for repairing of DSB [double sided board]. Good machine. Also used an ERSA Germany model of the same concept.

[@mrburns366]

2:52 I have that exact unit and it still works! I just need to find parts for the desolder handpiece.

[@do7425]

Same here, I gotta find the desoldering tips

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

" What about the clenched ones? "😨 I instantly clenched!

[@visitor404]

1982!!!!

[@Hhtfvhrcbgrejkkjhffvbhb]

Very nice. Please one video make in ,how to remove mosfet with joint hit sink in conjection area, we not use other side soldering iron heat. How to remove? Please guide sir

[@jazsm5385]

I think that we can desolder the IC socket without application of auxiliary heat.Can we?

[@mohamadaldarwish6678]

What's the price of soldering extraction device? In usa

[@mohamadaldarwish6678]

Or in UK please anyone answer me

[@Dyaxxis]

@@mohamadaldarwish6678 Depends which manufacturer you're buying from as well as overall features. In general the really inexpensive, but cheaply made ones may average somewhere around $100-400 US whilst a multichannel system of a "name brand" could go from $800 to well into $1000 US. You may look at paceworldwide.com and select the respective region you're planning to purchase from, as well as google the term "vacuum desoldering tool" and peruse the results. I actually have owned a Pace MBT-250 w/SX-70 extractor hand piece for nearly 16 years before upgrading to a SX-100 extractor hand piece a few years ago. Nearly 30 years later, it runs practically like brand new and the maintenance has been very affordable, provided proper care has been taken throughout its life. I also like the fact that Pace makes a wide variety of tips for the SX-100 and they last several years (depending on solder techniques, temperatures, fluxes, and alloys used).

[@holmiumh]

PACE ST75 costs about $750 on the internet.

[@Gengh13]

JBC uses the same design in their modern stations.

[@tookitogo]

Well yeah, every major soldering equipment manufacturer makes vacuum desoldering stations.

[@christianpaulroldan4010]

I want that machine

[@NunYa953]

If I didn't know better, the first 30 seconds of this video resemble a 1970s porn movie opening...

[@ZZZ-0999]

Haha very danceable

[@heliosouza2392]

I like

[@RobMayMakesMusic]

Intro song is Movement (1) by Barry Morgan and Herbie Flowers, thank me later kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqfSen6ZYpqoiM0

[@kaneioj]

I've been studying electronics and discovered an awesome website at Gregs Electro Blog (google it if you're interested)

[@Chris-co9io]

Greg’s electro blog is just a pay education website where you earn a worthless certification.