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Message: [QUOTE="Bugman, post: 428181, member: 2289"] The thing about soldering guns is that you don't need to go expensive to get a good one. You can either get the gun type or the iron type. The iron type will stay hot all the time and you need to watch where you put it down where the gun type will cool off but not very fast. I have both and when doing quite a few splices I prefer the iron, if I am doing one or two then the gun gets the duty. Either one can be had for less than $20.00 and usually for a lot less than $20.00. If you do use a soldering iron you need to use rosin core solder for electronics and not acid core that they use for plumbing. [/QUOTE]

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