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[@Itzz_Ewaa]

Finally one of the thinking manufacturers of soldering equipment that used rotary regulators read encoders for handling, temperature and air. I don't know why manufacturers gave up rotating adjustments that work quickly in favor of clicking on buttons where this adjustment time is difficult. Kudos to Aixun for the rotary adjustment. I'm getting rid of those push button hotair stations and buying an Aixun.

[@ariewijaya1679]

But the quickest way to set temp and airflow is the calculator style button.

[@strickos91]

The 26awg ground wire did not make avoid this product ?!

[@Keiuran]

@@strickos91 Can it not be replaced?

[@cdyoutoob]

Looks to me those nozzles are intended to face down in the stand. That would make it easy to insert one into the handpiece single handed. Shame they didn't ship some angled nozzles.

[@brianwood5220]

Yes, I thought that about the nozzles facing down to install 😀

[@MrPolaris800crew]

in all honesty i think you are the best KZbinr reviewer for us Electronic geeks, keep up the good work.

[@kml1699]

i had used couple to cheaper hot soldering station but QUICK 861DW is best for me had been using since 4 years no any issue. i am very happy with 861Dw

[@sdgelectronics]

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[@dannyperry8070]

I purchased a JDI 863 from Ali. The issue is that I am in the US and max power I got out of it was about 450 watts. They did not make internal changes for 110v operation.

[@davadoff]

Did you order a 110v version? You need to replace or modify the heater in the handle to a 120v one and it should work normally (assuming the internal wiring like shown in this video is not too thin).

[@bobweiram6321]

On most hot air stations, you switch the heating element from 220V to 120V and vice versa by wiring them in parallel or series.

[@th3drizzl378]

I love all my aixun stuff and i have Almost the entire lineup but this one didn't Impress me nearly as much as i hoped. in fact my modded best bet is back on my desk now VS this one. maybe with a little time it will get better and they need to release a proper 110v unit

[@shiftctrlhack]

The thin wires ruined it for me. Also the grounds/earth are not proper. Many of the other tools they make and sell are much better in quality and work great but this one is a no go for my shop.

[@brianwood5220]

Nice little unit, but it could do with a few improvements mainly the things that you've mentioned. Such as, the short tube, and the lack of decent earthing. Overall though, it's a nice looking unit. One which I think Would fit well with my current equipment quite nicely. Thanks for sharing, Steve.

[@hervedonner1864]

Thanks for all you do. Aixun just released a new T320 station, it would be amazing if you could have a look :)

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

A[ways nice to see that all the hard work I put into getting equipment through the CE marking process, is not being copied by the overseas sellers. I'm surprised how many UK companies still chose to ignore the wrongly marked "ce" and pass it off as "CE", when will we see a UKAC clone marking.

[@timturner7609]

5:25 turn it over. Tips go in the other way round so you can simply push them on

[@ServiceRoom]

Хорошая станция тоже сегодня получил.

[@NicksStuff]

So the smart functions didn't really work. Have they improved since?

[@phuang3]

What was the temperature and fan speed at 23:40? I'm interested in this hot air station.

[@HwAoRrDk]

20:21 Long press MENU to save what value?!? 😆

[@jeffrbake]

I use their soldering station, this seems like it may be the same value proposition

[@travisfrost6508]

There is no 110v version. I asked aixun and ordered this one anyway. Also for a 110v to 220/240v step up transformer

[@bobweiram6321]

Take apart the handle and check the heater wiring. On some of them, you can rewire it from series (220V) to parallel (120V).

[@hitechmaster69]

Hello dear, sorry, were you able to connect the bluetooth with the app? I've tried many ways, but the app downloaded and updated from the official aixun website just doesn't connect... You know how Can connect to pc and see it on big screen? Thanks for the explanations... 👍🏻🔝

[@GenerationXT]

I like the handpiece, but there are simply too many bugs. The wire they used inside makes me question whether this unit is even capable of 1000 watts.

[@hitechmaster69]

Hi dear, do you know why it doesn't connect with bluetooth to the pc? Please I need to understand how I can fix this. Thank you in advance.

[@bodacious2276]

Which one would you recommend, this station or the Atten ST-862D?

[@SuperRealhigh]

Can you please review Aixun p3208 power supply

[@Hi-Fi_Surgery]

Aixun H310D or Sugon 8650?

[@LTronicaAssistec]

sugon 8650

[@idr3aming_inc]

Most of sugon always faulty on sensor issue

[@Keiuran]

Get the Atten

[@dannyperry8070]

The JDI 863 Looks exactly the same just different colors.

[@VoeViking]

If it needs an app I don't want it.

[@TheFelix63]

It's not easy to replace that yellow ground wire, but assuming you replace it you void the warranty, so you should keep it as is

[@espenhansen4791]

Seems like Aixun copied JDI 863, and installed their own software on it. Actually GUI from JDI looks better. But Aixun is good at firmware upgrade. So they may redesign the look soon.🙂

[@JustinDavis-c3f]

There is no 110v for this device. it only comes 220v

[@antibrevity]

That's a seriously half-baked UI and it really detracts from AiXun's brand. They seem to want to build a name, but aren't paying attention to the details. There's just no excuse for not grounding properly or using proper gauges when they've otherwise gone to the trouble of tidying the wiring and it would seem a lot higher quality if they quieted the blower as other brands do. This is disappointing for the price. While the handpiece and stand are good enough, the base station and UI are just unfinished and bad; good intentions, poorly executed.

[@davadoff]

They can’t be trusted to make anything with mains wiring. More or less all AliExpress manufacturers are like that.

[@thomasleerriem6872]

Chinese device with WIFI. That's a red flag right there.

[@macakcat]

looks like the ac voltage is rms

[@Manawyrm]

no, that 230V/240V figure we usually give over here is already RMS. our mains is 325V peak... so yeah, the reading is way off, I'm hoping it isn't using that for any kind of regulation.

[@AbulKalam-ie2pf]

hello sir, I am from Bangladesh, I want to know about this hot gun. someone said it need to activation every year. it's right or wrong? can you answer me please.

[@Hi-Fi_Surgery]

I'm little disappointed about the hardware build quality, expected linear power supply for the logic and fan

[@jaro6985]

Zero benefit for a linear PSU here.

[@Hi-Fi_Surgery]

@@jaro6985 durability

[@JohnDoe-wb7ng]

@@Hi-Fi_Surgery please elaborate

[@davadoff]

@@jaro6985 he probably means transformer based PSU.

[@davadoff]

@@JohnDoe-wb7ng It makes sense to use a transformer. Since it doesn’t have to run the heater, it can be small and cheap. I wouldn’t trust those Chinese ‘homemade’ switchmode PSUs as far as I could throw them.

[@adredy]

design of menu is like 5£ smartphone :)

[@khantelecom7815]

MD HASAN KHAN INDIA INDIA KOLKATA

[@khantelecom7815]

Nice VEDIO

[@khantelecom7815]

PCB WAY NOT ODER PLICE HELP ME

[@IanScottJohnston]

I think the nozzles store up the other way (per photos on the web) so that you can remove a nozzle as you had shown but then insert a new one even whilst hot. EDIT: Oh!.....@cdyoutoob beat me to it....:-)