IRON MAIDEN Number Of The Beast Patch ワッペン

MACTOOLS 3
ライトだけで使う場合は関係ないですが鍵等を金属のリングで取り付けたりするとライトの後ろの磁石にくっついて使いにくいです。

スギ 5
ふつうの硬質スポンジです。ゴム臭い臭いは有りますがさほど気にはなりませんでした。値段を考えたら期待以上でした。

coco 5
特に問題なく使えました。ケースと替えの電池付きで親切な対応でした。

Chris 3
This soldering station is one of the many ATTEN clones out there. This specific station is a variant of the 8898, and nearly identical stations are available also on aliexpress, banggood, often under a JCD brand label. I bought this station to do some BGA rework in combination with wave-soldering w/reflow oven. After using/(trying to use) it for the first time, I returned the unit as it is unsuitable for electronics soldering, let alone SMD working.The unit looks exactly like on the picture, and the build quality seems reasonable for the price point. None of the unit feels particularly flimsy, and non feels in any way grand. The only issue I noticed is that the cable-bend-guard on the soldering iron is a bit loose, and allows the cable to bend quite steeply from the soldering iron. The reason is that the bend-guard on the soldering iron inside is really short, so there is not much keeping it attached to the handle of the iron.When turning on the soldering station and setting it up, I noticed the soldering iron had a hard time reaching temperature. At first I had set it to 300C until the station indicated that it had reached temperature. There is a little flashing dot in the bottom-right corner of the temperature setting LCDs to indicate that the station has reached temperature. However, turns out it did not take on solder, neither leaded nor unleaded nor solder paste (which should begin to melt at around 250C...). I gradually increased the temperature until it would finally melt solder, but that was only when I set the unit to approximately 400C... for leaded solder!During operation, the heat-gun turned on at random at least twice, I am not sure why that was. It was sitting safely in its holder/bay, and I did not touch it. Probably some bad contact. It could also not be turned off anymore. After power-cycling the device itself, the heat-gun behaved normally again. Strange.After finishing the solder job at hand with insane temperatures, I let the unit cool down and measured temperatures with a multimeter+thermocouple. Here are some measurements:200C setting => ~140C soldering iron temperature250C setting => ~180C soldering iron temperature400C setting => ~280C soldering iron temperature450C maximum setting => 330 to 350C with severe fluctuations, it is clear that the unit can't heat to this point.There seems to be no temperature calibration function on this units, at least non that is usable. I write usable, because you can actually use the Atten 8586 SETTING+UP arrow button combination, and the unit will actually change its indicator LCD and try to write CAL, I think, however, that is immediately overwritten by the temperature display. So, you can not calibrate this unit. However, that is no issue here, as as far as I know you could only calibrate Atten-versions to to +50 and -50C offsets. With this unit here, the temperature is off by more than 100C at high temperatures, and the temperature error is also not linear, but increases the higher you set the temperature. Hence, this product is unusable for its intended purpose.

乾順彦 3
防水とは名ばかり、隙間がいっぱいで外部設置は出来ないと思われる。この程度なら１００円均一のケースの方がよほど良いと思う