I've been doing occasional soldering for a few years now with a cheap iron I got at Ax-Man (a local surplus store). Mostly stuff like cap replacement or other misc. repair stuff. Most recently I put a fuse holder in a Sega CD model 1.
So the other day my wife's DS Lite stopped working and it appears to be one of the surface mount fuses that's the problem. I don't think I'll be able to do the replacement with the giant tip on my current soldering iron, plus I gather there are overheating and static issues to consider. So I'm thinking about upgrading. I'll still only really use it occasionally, so I don't need to go nuts. I know we've got some pros on here that have probably used a lot of equipment, so what say you?
I saw this recommended elsewhere (http://www.circuitspecialists.com/prod.itml/icOid/7307).
Also, I've just been using some rosin core solder from home depot, do I need something else for this DS Lite job?