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YiHua 992DA+ rework station - unboxing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2017
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YiHua 992DA+ unboxing, putting it together and generally being playful
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Very good review. Thank you for clarify that the tool is for IC removal.
Errrrrrr. Where do you remove the TWO RED SAFETY screws UNDERNEATH BEFORE TURNING IT ON. And also cut loose the cable tie on the bottom?????
Check the label on the top. It's the only screws if I remember
I dont think he did Seggie, thats why it was making that horrendous noise ....would love to be a fly on the wall during the " massive soldering project " ....lol
It was massive in my perspective, and these were LED staircase lights
@@notenoughtech Not jibing you sir. I am simply direct. "You didn't remove the transport screw that's why its rattling like a dying breath" would have been even more clear. Easy to miss.
Hi, I got my solder station yesterday works perfectly.The noise you were experiencing must have been 2 screws underneath the solder station you have to remove them before you start.
Awesome thanks for the tip. Have you seen anything in the manual about it? I must have missed it
There is a sticker on the top of the solder station making you aware of it, well there is on mine in red lettering.
Looks like mine didn't have it. I will take a look at the unboxing video to double check it ;)
13.10 into your unboxing video I can see the sticker
Yup! 2 screws at the bottom! Thank you! It's less noisy and the vibrations are gone!
So first thank you very Much I was just looking for a good soldiering station and i think I’ll go for this one but I have a question so on all the listing I couldn’t find if it has a speed controls for the fume extractor or for the heat gun please can you answer also good video
There is a visual bar that tells you the power of the extractor there are no numeric values, and to control it you use the knob.
Hello! Just bought this station, should i remove both of the shipping screws? Or should i just release them a little
Remove it.
@@notenoughtech thank you! Also big respect for responding to your older video 😁
I've had a concern about the screws because there are two of them and after removing both of them something seemed to wiggle inside
Yeah it gets much quieter after you do that. I learned the hard way
no, you can also enjoy the sound as it's shown in the video.
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good for plastic!
Thanks for the quick answer i have seen other videos and they do not seem to be as noisy as the one you have? but im thinking about purchasing one .I will let you know after i get mine if the nosie is the same .Thanks again
Cable is long and the fume extraction needs 30% at most to get the fumes out. At that speed it's reasonably quiet
Hello NotEnoughTech I have your own welding machine I arrived in these days I noticed that the air is not very strong if used without adapters, it may be that it is defective? To give you an example by putting a tissue paper on a floor can not even move it with the air or hot or cold, you do the same thing or is just a problem of mine, thanks
The airflow without adapters is spread. You should be able to feel the hot air blowing over your skin with adapters from approximately 15cm. you don't want to blow off the smd components from the PCB. it's more about applying the heat without applying a force
@@notenoughtech so the air that comes out without adapters is normal that comes out little, with the adapter I have no problems the air comes out normal because compressed, right?
Yes. Remember this is not a heat gun... Don't expect to dry hair with it... Although you can comfortably fix broken lipsticks (don't ask).
Get a proto board some solder paste and smd components if you are able to weld it at 400C I'd assume all is great
It’s been nearly a year. How’s it holding up? I’m looking for a decent station and this one caught my eye. Can you recommend it?
I love it! Ever since I removed the transport screw, I had no complaints. I have been using it for all my projects, even fixing lipsticks for my wife with the heat gun. It makes ironing so much faster and better. so yeah hands down great product. Extra love if you end up using my link
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Thank you so much for the speedy reply! I’m glad to hear that it’s still chugging along. I’ll be sure to subscribe :3
Pleasure! Hope you will enjoy the iron. With my previous $40 one I thought I'm just bad with the ironing.... nope its down to the tools you are using too.
NotEnoughTECH I figured it was, haha. It’s a relief to find a tool that is semi-affordable, effective, and reliable. I was so used to Dave from EEVBlog ranting and raving about needing expensive tools that I figured I was going to need to spend $700 on three different Weller tools.
Bit of an unrelated question: is there any way to calibrate the temperature readings and such? I haven’t quite seen anything about such a setting
I won't deny that expensive tools are worth it, however, we all aim for what we can pay for. I rather have a sub $200 iron and $500 for projects than $700 iron to stare at.
If I'm honest i remember seeing something in the manual about it, but temp settings were spot on with the melting point so far. I'm not bothered about 10C really, as long as I'm safe with components. I'd have to dig out the manual to be sure.
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Thanks for review. I have a question. Could you tell me height dimension of this station? Thanks!
Can you remind me on Tues? I'm back home then
@@notenoughtech Ok
H: 13cm
@@notenoughtech thanks!
Now you've had it for a couple of weeks, what do you think of it?
+Keith Warren so far no issues. I had few jobs including fixing a broken lipstick haha :)
The extraction pump is loud and vibrates a bit when on highest setting but I found 20-30% to be sufficient for normal operation.
NotEnoughTECH about vibration there is a screw you must take it off it’s in the bottom..check and let me know
Interesting. I'm unable to check until I get back from China but will give it a go.
What do you think of the solder station?
Other than the noise. I love it. Bear in mind I only had the small hobby grade iron beforehand. I did few big jobs already and it is X5 faster
Im looking at one for $42 USD, how is it soldering on a bench or table with all that rattling the pump put out when you started it?
I was an idiot and didn't remove the transport screw. It got much quieter and smooth once I followed the instructions correctly ;)
@@notenoughtech Thanks for the reply. One more thing, are you able to swap out the iron for one without the suction. Like a stand alone iron with the same # of pins. Just tought i ask because it looks like it's kind of in the way.
Yes it uses standard connector. Also you can pull back on extractor pipe so it's not in the way for more fine work. Btw check out the review on TS80 on my page if you are looking for something portable
can hardly hear you the mic is too far away and you have an accent
It was before I got better mic... but my accent got so much worse since!