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September 4th 04, 01:40 PM
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"James T. White" wrote in message
... "G.Beat" wrote in message news:Fy6_c.366781$%_6.342952@attbi_s01... 2.) This station is obviously an OEM version from same Singapore mfg. that makes the Haako 936 BUT with a connector change instead of the Amphenol/Tyco used by Haako and Circuit Specialists name. I do know that some Haako dealers aware of this unit are upset with this offering and were planning to talk to their Haako representative. gb If the Hakko dealers are upset about Circuit Specialists, they really ought to "love" Madell Technology Corp. (http://www.madelltech.com). They have a QK936A station that not only looks exactly like a Hakko 936, it appears to use the same connectors. They also sell several hot air stations that look amazingly similar to Hakko units. -- James T. White Note: Remove SPAM-GUARD to reply. I do not believe thet were as upset with this firm, since the rpice discount was not as deep and supposedly "one-time" OEM deal -- which as everyone sees know -- was not true.-- I would not be surprised that some Haako dealers will drop the product. GB |
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