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本帖最后由 Kamil004 于 2023-2-2 02:04 编辑
Hello , my friend buy Solder TS101 (16 January)
And after few days give me solder for test, Because it seemed to him that there was some problem with the heating time.
I have TS-100 so i can make comparison, and…. There is a problem with reaching full power.
So i make comparison videos with my TS100. (i know i have Custom IronOS but i never had problem with my solder, also on stock firmware.)
1) This video presents
https://youtu.be/orygItfnd48
- Test from Cold to 300C on 12V
- Test from Cold to 300C > Sleep to 150C > Heat to 300C on 15V
2) This video presents
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7noIxF5cXZA
- Comparison on 20V
- Test with USBC Tester (Fnirsi FNB38), how much power TS101 it draws (Results are approximate)
(below results not on video)
9V - 2.6W
12V - 5.3-6W
15V - 6.5-8W
18V - 10W
20V - 12.5-15W Meybe max 18-20W
3) This video presents
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9SRTWTFQnA
- 1 Test is on Apple 60W charger
- 2 Test is on Green Cell 75W Charger with Orginal solder USBC cable
- 3 Test is also GreenCell charger and USBC cable from SSD, (thick cable)
- 4 Test is also GreenCell charger with FNB38 to trigger 20V PD
- 5 Test is also GreenCell charger with FNB38 to trigger 20V but is connected to DC.
All tests were performed in the above order, question is… Why did each successive test get longer and longer?
The soldering iron was getting hot and delivering less and less power?
4) This video presents
https://youtube.com/shorts/SXjv4skKbPo
It looks like TS101 gives power cyclically, while the TS100 gives full power at first, and only dispenses power after warming up.
It doesn't matter if the soldering iron is powered from the USBC or DC connector.
Also i test on other firmwares 1.08 / 1.11 / 2.00 same problem.
LowPowerMode and PD limit in settings also dont do anything.
On 24V from power supply same problem, a little bit faster but still slower than TS100 on 12V.
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