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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
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0:00 Introduction
2:23 User Interface
4:38 UGreen GaN Charger
5:21 Heatup Speed
7:06 Reflow Profiles
10:09 Reflow of Copper LED PCBs
12:04 Disassembly
14:11 Final Thoughts
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Now it’s big enough for keeping the coffee warm :)
Thank you for your review. When you use USB-C power supply to restart the reflow, it should be that the power of the power supply is not enough. You can adjust the PD power limit to about 130W in the menu, and it should not restart.
Nice review. This seems to deliver on the promise of their earlier smaller unit, which always seemed like it really didn’t have what was really needed.
Well, I wasn't even half way thru and I bought one. Thanks!
i could do with one, but for the limited use they are a bit pricy. keep looking for a lab hotplate to come up cheap as they are a bit more versatile.
have been thinking of getting a steel plate and putting some cartridge heaters on it, this might work out a fun project. still working on the heat isolation from the plate to base bit.
The UYUE 946 1010 Is very nice for the price, I modified it to have the control base seperate from the hotplate to lower it on my bench and it works flawlessly for me.
I've been using my MHP30 to reflow small boards, with IronOS it can also do reflow profiles. Funnily enough it also has an issue where sometimes it stops during the initial ramp up (before 100C). I'd probably get this one if I was in the market for a small hot plate now.
That's the same DC jack as the TS100 Iron, ive been looking for it as well, no luck yet :(
thanks for the review! what is your opinion on brass vs aluminium heatplate?
From what I can see the nano coating on the brass hotplate is easier to clean. No performance difference though.
E-design told me a 40mm heating element and tin pot are in the plans when I emailed them (2021) about buying replacement 30mm elements in case the surface got damaged, for the MHP30. Wonder if the tin pot is still happening, probably can now that this higher power device has released otherwise I was wondering how the mhp30 base could support a tin pot as a replacement module for the 30mm hot plate
Did the USB-C max power get bumped up to 150W in the beta firmware? I’ve had one of these for a couple of months and it maxes out at 100W with USB-C and 150W with DC 5525. This is per the manual, device UI, and my personal experience.
Yes, the firmware updated the USB-C power ratings. It's supposed to be released very soon.
Thanks for the nice video review. Can you please explain why the boards need to be moved off of the hotplate before it cools down? Can't they be left there until everything has cooled down?
Most electronics components aren't rated to remain at high temperatures for anything longer than a typical reflow profile.
The cooldown part of the reflow cycle is quite important to help avoid thermal shock and to get the best joints. You don’t have to wait till ambient though, I found 70degC is enough.
@@IanScottJohnston The hotplate takes around 10 minutes to drop to 100C and for some reason doesn't spin at maximum speed for very long. I think there are still some firmware tweaks needed.
@@sdgelectronics 10 minutes is ridiculous i thought the fan was supposed to ramp its profile down, i was just about to buy one but i think ill wait a while longer until they release a firmware
I love my MHP-20, but I just bought a 946C, so maybe have to hold off on getting this one. If they made a 75mm version, I think that would be ideal for my needs.
You need to be able to set/limit the rate at which the temperature rises during normal 'heat' mode. Rising too fast might seem like a good idea, but it can destroy stuff you might need to heat at a particular rate.
nice to see buttons on the front, I really disliked the rear buttons on the MHP30 which i found made it much harder to use.
Is the temperature across the plate of the MHP50 consistent? I bought a cheap hot plate branded as "MHP30" (clearly isn't the MHP30) and the temperature varies wildly between the middle and edges.
It shows about a 3°C difference across the plate, so it is pretty good.
@@sdgelectronics Thanks for replying! The quality sounds good.
About those 60 layer PCB's... What type of project requires a 60 layer Printed Circuit Cube? 😄
I also wonder how many orders they've had for such a thing!
@@sdgelectronics would also require an interesting soldering profile
It can be a bit difficult to find the right power supply for these hot plates. I bought a compact Belkin 65W power supply for a MiniWare MHP30 and it would constantly restart when it started heating up. I ended up using a PinePower Desktop power supply. Similarly the MiniWare TS80 requires a QC3 power supply. My USB-C PD power supplies don't work with the TS80. I gave a TS80 to a friend but forgot about the QC3 requirement... doh. Now they need to get a new power supply.
That's why I ended up getting the ugreen power supply. Hopefully that should cater for everything unless a new standard comes out.
I power my MHP30 with the same Belkin 65w all the time, just set the power limit to 60w in IronOS firmware.
Normally I see the high current shielded style barrel connectors. Though this only needs 6A so its not crazy high. But this style should be cheaper to make. Odd nothing on LCSC like this I saw thats through hole.
Any recommendations between the aluminium vs brass versions?
I don't think there is any performance difference. The brass version is supposed to have a nano coating to help clean the hotplate.
Did anyone try to regulate a cooking plate with the "IronOS" ? This would give a WAY bigger area :D
Or maybe a flat iron?
I think I'd want something larger.
Apparently there’s a brass alloy version, as well. Have you tried that version?
I've not tried the brass version. I don't imagine much performance difference, I think the main difference is the nano coating to make removal of flux and other residue easier.
@@sdgelectronics thanks.
Take my money 😊