It comes as parts to be assembled? A solder station in kit form using a 40 watt soldering iron that is included to build the station.
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It only needs to be assembled so much as you plug in the soldering iron to the station, and plug in the station to the wall outlet. The tips are interchangeable as well.
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It's really just plug in & play. You will need to organize it as you desire on your work bench is all. Jim. Memphis
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No electronic assembly. You attach the holder with a thumb turn screw and plug the iron into the base.
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No, it's assembled out of the box. Maybe you have to insert the coiled soldering iron holder into the plastic base, and plug the iron into the station, but it's nothing a kindergartener couldn't do.
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Yes, you simply paint / finish and screw it together. The hardest part may be the electronics, I am good at soldering but it doesn't come with a diagram. A quick google search finds schematics that work with it though.
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A 40 watt soldering iron works... this Hakko sucks, to put it nicely. Do not bother.i carefully placed mine in the trash. really...
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Yes to both your questions. You have to assemble everything yourself, solder etc. However, the components are not very high quality... AND, you should make a faraday cage to prevent a loud annoying buzz. (easy to do, just google it)
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No. Just an excellent soldering station. Great for smd rework. This is what you're looking for http://www.ebay.com/itm/SuperChief-250-Resistance-Soldering-System-/251424893524?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash=item3a8a176a54
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I'd say that a soldering gun is too heavy a soldering tool for that type of repair. I'd op-ed for either a good quality soldering station or a portable iron like the Iso-Tip. I used this one for small parts soldering as will as SMT. You can buy a verity of tips to suit your needs. Hopes this helps.
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No soldering iron is needed. The breadboard allows you to develop circuits and test your program.
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Yes it does contain a solderlesd breadboard, You can check out this link: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoStarterKitGallery
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Simple single-sided soldering is required. I let my 12yr.old grandson tackle the project after letting him practice on an old P/C board (soldering techniques ) . He's about the age when I learned to solder 45 yrs. ago. It definitely helps to be the techie type.
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Yes it does contain a solderlesd breadboard,You can check out this link:http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoStarterKitGallery
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No you need to build it yourself and the buy all the electrical parts sepretly.
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It comes with a small amount of lead free solder. See the picture of the iron, the solder is the coiled up in the middle.
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For bread board prototyping you don't need a soldering iron so you could get that later however do get an arduino board that does not come with this set
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It comes as a kit, includes everything you need. You get all the pieces in the picture.
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It is difficult to say without a better understanding of your condition. The iron is not heavy, and my 10-year old daughter was able to assemble the kit. Placing the components on the board required bending small wires and installing them through holes in the board. Soldering requires a steady hand for a few seconds at a time. There are some tools available that may help hold some items in place if you run into trouble.
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I answered this earlier by saying it does come with a kit, but I would add this: Unless you are a very, very good do-it-yourselfer, hire a professional to do it. Most qualified electricians can.
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Unassembled. You must solder all of the components onto the board. Takes some time but not too hard to do for a DIYer