

| Subject: | Re: Digitool building and group entertainment. |
| From: | Lawrence Johnson |
| Date: | Sun, 26 Nov 2000 23:02:59 -0500 |
Rico Sapolich wrote: > If you want to keep at it tonight and IF you know something about 120V. > circuits, try a small lamp (aka, lightbulb) in series with your soldering > iron. A 30 watt lamp, if there is such a thing, should just about give you > 15 watts on the iron. Also, 25 or 40 watt lamps should get you in the > ballpark. This is a great suggestion. The light bulb acts like a current limiter. It is variable resistance device (the higher the current, the greater the resistance) and a fuse (if the current gets too high the light bulb burns out). -Larry
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