Morning shinies 
I'm super impressed with the Wick'd Remix'd. The flavour is up there with my Mobb and Qbix. For wicking it's just a simple cut to the deck. And since I've installed it properly
it hasn't leaked a drop. The airflow with the 4.5mm pin is an airhog's dream, and I suspect a smaller id pin would give even better flavour.
I'm super impressed with the Wick'd Remix'd. The flavour is up there with my Mobb and Qbix. For wicking it's just a simple cut to the deck. And since I've installed it properly
it hasn't leaked a drop. The airflow with the 4.5mm pin is an airhog's dream, and I suspect a smaller id pin would give even better flavour.
Good Morning Shiny People 
well I saw your new toy. Thinking it was a soldering gun? I always wanted to know how to solder.I wish I was S ! My recent forays have been less than successful - tinkering yes/fixing, not so much.
I looked them up on 3f and they are pretty reasonably priced. I might order one to try if you like it. I like big airflow also.Morning shinies
I'm super impressed with the Wick'd Remix'd. The flavour is up there with my Mobb and Qbix. For wicking it's just a simple cut to the deck. And since I've installed it properly
It is a soldering gun. I've been soldering small stuff at work for many years but have always been pretty amateur at it. Never really honed my skills because the tech pros did the main jobs. Now I'm determined to improve. Attention to detail and lots of practice is the key, like any skill.
I reviewed the first one but haven’t tried that one. I use a little mtl but not a lot. I have been curious about it so I’ll look forward to reading your review.
Good morning. I got the pulse 3 for review but haven’t set it up yet. The package says it’s the jelly yellow version but it looks clear to me. I checked the website and it looks clear there too.
A solder sucker is great to have and saves on solder wick, though a touch up with the wick is sometimes needed.
I've seen the serious dudes using them on big wiring jobs to clean up loose bits. Do you have one?
Yeah, I had to have one for home. First time I used one was an electronics assembly job back about 1980. If you get down over the component lead on a circuit board it will suck the solder right out of the hole. Sometimes the lead will kind of stick to the side of the hole and then just hit the lead with the soldering iron and move it away fron the side.
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Jelly Yellow almost looks like they couldn't get it to come out white, so they gave it an off-color name.
I also just got the V3 for review, except I got "frosted purple". I can't tell if it's a shade of purple or a hot pink, lol.
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