taking "PACE MBT 250 soldering station" apart - pictures added

• taking "PACE MBT 250 soldering station" apart - pictures added
  Posted by SnakeBite on 29 Oct, 2010 14:23
• hi,
  
  i just scored the best price on EBAY for pace mbt 250 3 channels soldering station - 130$ US (include shipping to Israel)  
  i took it apart today to see what inside, enjoy
  
  
  set the browser zoom to 50%
  
  
  front panel: - sorry on the quality
  
  
   
  
  
  vacum and pressure pump and 200w tranformer
  
  
  
  
  
  main PCB
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Ido
• #1 Reply
  Posted by GeoffS on 02 Nov, 2010 07:21
• The pictures included are too big to be seen, at least on my screen!
  
  Can I suggest that you redo the post using the Attachment option, it's under the Additional Options menu, instead of putting the images inline?
  That way, the forum software will automatically create thumbnail images which can be expanded by clicking on them.
  
  If the images are too big to be attached, then you may need to resize before posting.
  
• #2 Reply
  Posted by Polossatik on 05 Nov, 2010 11:36
• or use a hosting like http://www.imageshack.us/
• #3 Reply
  Posted by FreeThinker on 05 Nov, 2010 11:45
• Quote from: GeoffS on 02 Nov, 2010 07:21

  The pictures included are too big to be seen, at least on my screen!
  
  Can I suggest that you redo the post using the Attachment option, it's under the Additional Options menu, instead of putting the images inline?
  That way, the forum software will automatically create thumbnail images which can be expanded by clicking on them.
  
  If the images are too big to be attached, then you may need to resize before posting.
  
  

  Switch to Opera and you can zoom in/out or fit to screen at will.(Just my little plug for a great browser)
• #4 Reply
  Posted by Mechatrommer on 05 Nov, 2010 12:32
• man! i need a 60" lcd to view all that! not just that, if the habit continues, it will fill up eevblog server pretty soon!
  
• #5 Reply
  Posted by saturation on 09 Nov, 2010 19:24
• Congratulations.  It looks like c1980s technology and can be easy to repair.  How does it work as a soldering station, by the way?