I would like to thank everyone for taking the time to give me feedback regarding background music. Your input helps me know what you like/dislike, for future videos. Thanks 😊

@zakariiarif8541

3 жыл бұрын

Hi could you review pinecil soldering iron , it's like ts100 with usb c . It seems better than ts100 and ts80p . And its 25$ only .

@riquelmeneymar5515

Жыл бұрын

De cuantos watts es ese.modelo ? De cuanto voltaje es ?? Y es compatible con los 3 manerales T210 ,T245 Y T115 , ESPERO RESPUESTA SALUDOS GRACIAS

It's nice without the music. Keep up the good work.

Loved the lack of background audio. All signal, no noise!

At last someone who actually asked for an opinion of the background music.👍👍 Personally I cannot stand background music😉. I would much rather see the subject matter and listen to the presentation. If it was music I wanted then I would just play a music video or an audio File. Thanks for asking and great presentation. 👍👍👍

Videos with no music are the best videos!

It's your channel, so you can do what you want, but,,,,YAY! No music. I like it!

Got this beauty at home and at work. Using it for big and micro parts. It's a beast.

I bought this soldering station (well, the previous jbc cd_2bqE), along with both types of desoldering stations (pump and tweezers versions) and it has been a pleasure to use. Really quick tip change, heats up very fast, lots of tip options, comfort is quite good. BUT, two and a half year after the purchase it stopped functioning properly and is now sending power to the tip intermittently whilst making some weird gargle sound. For a device that costs 450€ it is quite disappointing, certainly even more so since the warranty ended a handful of months ago. Just... beware, you might have to reinvest in a couple or so years if u use it often. Although is suspect a colleague of mine to have pushed it to the max temp on the biggest tip and heating a whole pcb with it to desolder a 60 pin connector in one go... might have been excessive.... With that said, i have had Weller top of the line failing way sooner than this because of overheating the cartridge and rendering the pencil useless (costs half the price of the whole station unit).

Calm, Concise and to the point. I like your video style a lot. Without music please.

I love how JBC put the plastic thingy so the cable doesn't annoy you, i have many problems with the cable on my T12

I was just looking for a new desk iron too! this looks awesome :D

Top notch advert section. Loved it!

I think in the past videos you did a great job with the music portions. Add a cinematic effect to your videos. In scenes where you are doing work, like when hammering the hot steel, back around music is good. Scenes where you are showing, and talking no music is need. Keep up the good work I like your videos.

Great video explaining properly the details without useless content, Also liked the sponsor cavern video 😅😂🤣

Nice station, will buy it today. Nu background music is lovely!

I know I’m a bit late to the party here, but, You are probably the first person that I’ve ever seen have the common decency to ask what their viewers preferred as far as background noise goes. And with that, you’ve gained a loyal subscriber. And for my opinion, I came to the video to listen to you talk about the two irons, not really to listen to music. So In my opinion, this was an excellent comparison video. Perfectly executed!

Very nice comparison between the two 👍

Great video man. Appreciate it.

Great review ! Quick question : is there a setting to change the displayed temp increments from 5 to 1 so we have the exact temp displayed ?

loved it. no music lets me think more about what your sharing, thank you

Excellent informative video, like without music.

I love your video's. Im homeless and trying to learn pcb repairs. I got a ts80 last week wich is to light but im extreemly proud of it. Thank you for the video's that teach me things.

@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718

3 жыл бұрын

If your homeless wouldn't it make more sense to learn to build a house first? So any PCB's you fix don't get wet and break again when it rains?

@zomaardan

3 жыл бұрын

@@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718 Sure. Building houses and buying plots is what all homeless should do first.

@SianaGearz

3 жыл бұрын

Electronic gipsy wow

This video was easy to listen to, most folks cant mix background music properly anyway without it being distracting

No matter how many times I watch that caveman scene it always makes me giggle.

Can you please make a video on driving smps ics without feedback such as "TL494"or "KA7500" etc... Please

Thumbs up to no background music.

Great video. It's just fine without music...Thanks

Hey man, could you make a in depth of good soldering, tips, how to's and such?

I am older and often find that background music significantly impairs my ability to understand what is being said . Thanks for trying without, hope that you continue limiting background music.

Thanks I appreciate the NO MUSIC option since I watch your videos to hear what you have to say.

I got this JBC iron at work, a couple weeks later I bought one myself, I couldn't bear the analog consumer Weller iron any more. I was one of the better purchase decisions I made, in a long shot. Yes it was expensive, but daaaamn.

Best videos without background music.

I bought a 'Bakon 950D 75W' for about $65 delivered. I absolutely love it ... and it came with 6 tips. Clearly the JBC is superior and more professional, but it is also 6 or 7 times the price ... with no tips. I wish I were one of those people who has no need to look at prices, but I'm not.

@ImranAli-rp4kd

Жыл бұрын

I’m one of them people who don’t look at prices and buy stuff I already got just bcuz a new product has come out, I got like 7 soldering stations but don’t use most of them, anyway there’s some jbc clones out now that use jbc tips and you can get one for like 100usd and performance is amazing, there’s some for like 80usd aswell

@rickstard73

10 ай бұрын

​@ImranAli-rp4kd I am exactly the same 😂😂😂 any you can recommend???

I am new to soldering but wanted to buy a JBC unit to start so as not to waste money on something that I will want to replace later. But JBC has so many different models and I can’t tell which one would be best for my desired use-case which would be to work on computer motherboards and add-in cards including desoldering and surface mount chips. Which one would you recommend for that, and why? Thanks in advance for the help.

Can someone to help me because I've forgot the pin on my JBC soldering station like in this video? Thank You.

NICE VIDEO SOUND EFFECTS GOOD COMIC RELIEF

The TS80P does have a slower heat up time, and melts solder slower, but we can accept it with the fact that it is portable.

one question i have is in every solder tip an seperate heating element. the heating element is not permanently on the tip holder, right?

No music: most excellent. Please continue this practice.

Helpful video, great without music.

Can you make 220V induction heater?

Wow, that phat chisel tip you are showing at 8:18 is probably what is causing global climate change... The only suitable background audio is the sound of sobbing TS80/100 fanboys that just watched this Rolls Royce iron go at it. One rarely comes across this product on the second hand market, I guess once you got one you won't go back. The 'tip changer' tray just shows how well designed this thing is. The cable looks a bit flimsy but is seemingly up to the job. It even has a AUX output for a fume extractor !! Thanks for the review, I'll go change into a clean pair of undies now.....

very good... great without music. For non native English speakers a big advantage in understanding you. 👍👍👍👍👍

Bought this soldering station I like it

Hi could you review pinecil soldering iron , it's like ts100 with usb c . It seems better than ts100 and ts80p . And its 25$ only .

Nice item

Love that skit at the beginning.

Hello, is it worth the difference in price from JBC BT-2BWA?

Thanks for the review, can someone confirm if I can use 210 precision handle piece?

@tagloyo65

2 жыл бұрын

Hi yes you can used booths handle!!

I do like the no music sound effect made me laugh thank you

Love it without background music 👌

"Oh lord... I'll stick with my TS80P" lol

@tanishqbhaiji103

2 жыл бұрын

Get a T12 station like the KSGER one if you want.

Very nice iron

Oh my god i need that splutter guard, i burned myself and things on my desk because it keeps going everywhere when im cleaning the tip

looks fancy

ah yes, I have an old JBC AD2200 I got from an employer that was upgrading/changing, along with a whole bucket of tips. It's a joy to use, and I have tips that'll last me until I die.

I already have TS80P but the problem is that I had few tips just die after few uses and those cost £35 so more than JBC powerful C245 cartridges which will definitely last much longer.

Does jlcb pcb pay you more than other youtubers cause the ads are so not effort less

I've seen the JBC stations from official website. There're 2 models CDS and CDE seem identical apparent station except the handle T210 and T245. Does anyone know in the part of station they are the exactly same station?

@tagloyo65

2 жыл бұрын

Hi yes it’s the same station!!

Nice review. Why didn't you buy from Synergy?

Soft background music is not a problem, it reminds me that the video is till going in case I switch websites.

Love it

JBC WELLER and ELZA the best soldering products ! ❤

versus 150w soldering iron vs 30w soldering iron?))

the funky instrumental bg music was a quirkier aspect of your videos. i started really liking it, but it is not at all necessary to be entertaining. is there any story behind it?

I've just bought a CD-2BQF and all of the buttons get stuck down on occasion. Is this normal? Thanks.

@74HC04

2 жыл бұрын

@Валерий Свирский Thank you. I removed the excess plastic around the buttons (mold flash) with a scalpel because my location would make returning the soldering station very difficult.

@74HC04

2 жыл бұрын

@Валерий Свирский Thank you for the advice regarding JABE cartridges. Coincidentally, I have just destroyed the last cartridge for my older JBC's 2010 handpiece. I know that the wiring of my JBC Advanced AD 2000 soldering station can be modified for the newer C210 handpiece but noone has details of the new wiring :-(

I prefer no background music, however if you were to add it back in, please do so at about 15-20% avg audio level, so we can clearly hear you when you speak. Thank you for the review

Nice

I like the interim JLC caveman commercial...wabba dabba doo!!!

TS80p for the win.

Liked it

Can this JBC CD-2BQF works with T210 handle and heater?

@gtm7713

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. The station detects which tool is plugged in (T245 or T210 only, no tweezers or desoldering gun).

@willson8246

3 жыл бұрын

@@gtm7713 Thank you. Are they the same exactly station (except the handle and handle parts) between CD-2BQF(for T245) and CD-2SQF(for T210)?

@gtm7713

3 жыл бұрын

​@@willson8246 Yes, exactly the same. In JBC's parlance a "station" is the control unit (The thing with buttons and display that you plug into the mains)+ soldering pencil. The CD-2BQF station is comprised of the CD-2F control unit + T245A pencil The CD-2SQF station is the CD-2F + T210A pencil. In other words, when you swap the pencils, it's an entirely different station!. A bit confusing I know. www.jbctools.com/pdf/Exploded-view-cd-sqf-precision-soldering-87693.pdf www.jbctools.com/pdf/Exploded-view-cd-bqf-general-purposes-st-87691.pdf

@willson8246

3 жыл бұрын

@@gtm7713 Wow. Your explanation and the pdf docs you share are very clearly. Thank you very much.

It’s strange hearing your microphone noise cut in and out, but I think I do prefer it with no background music.

I like the video music free.

Amazing O_o I am used to a cheap Aliexpress soldering iron...

I came here from your k weld video, I'm currently designing my own spot welder, any suggestions would be very appreciated

I basically got a cheap Chinese version of that for $40. Ceramic element and goes from 200-450C in a minute or so. Not sure about wattage but prob 150 if you're trying to heat up a heatsink or something major. Only thing it's missing is a good vacuum desoldering pump, but for $40 instead of $250+ I guess I can live without that.

@SianaGearz

3 жыл бұрын

Any keywords on that? Because that would be really interesting, haven't seen one of those yet. I mean $40 is a T12 price, and T12 is damn punchy because of cartridge construction and PID, but it's only about 70W on a good day, it's not making competition to JBC any time soon. TS80 is actually based on T12, nearly identical construction, just shorter cartridge to make room for electronics and flanged to compensate for stability. It has the same exact performance.

@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718

3 жыл бұрын

@@SianaGearz It's a modded/RMStator-rebranded 939D similar to a Yihua 939D you'd find on Aliexpress. I got mine a few years ago and the price has went up a bit since then ($54). They basically took the vanilla Yihua model and put higher powered parts in it with a slightly bigger iron. At least that's what I'm assuming since after 4 years it still works like day 1 other than slightly worn tips. Also guessing it's because I seldom need ~150W and running it at that level for too long will probably kill it, being cheap and all.

@SianaGearz

3 жыл бұрын

@@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718 I think you got a T12. Does the cartridge look like a T12? The spec seems to be 70W on RMStator. "Running at more than about 150W would kill it" is not a consideration because it shouldn't be technically possible, the T12 cartridges are intended to run at 24V, that should be the output voltage of the power supply in the soldering station, and the resistance of the heater in the cartridge is such, that the full duty cycle power at 24V is 70W. And i had seen all the bits on Chinese markets that would go into your station if it is a T12, both the handle and the analogue-style controller. The 936 usually have the power of seems like 36W, though are often quoted 40 or 50 or something. There seems to be a distinct 75W variant too. Hakko 936 original used to be 60W. More crucially the tip is air gapped from the heater integrated into the handle, with pretty bad heat transfer; and to add to that, there ample area and structure to lose heat. The thermal connection is better in Hakko original parts, but cheapy Chinese things don't have nearly the manufacturing precision to match that. So yeah T12 performs so much better than a normal 936. But it's not even close to JBC, and i don't think it would be even possible on material and manufacturing cost to match JBC at $40.

@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718

3 жыл бұрын

@@SianaGearz I haven't actually took it apart to have a look-see, but maybe it simply uses higher than 24v and reduced life is an accepted drawback (a common money saver, Class D audio amp board rated at 300W with 50V to 1-up competition at same price, but overheats and dies in months at 50V, when 45V/250 watts is more long-term reliable)? I had a similar previous one (different rebranding) with similar stated specs die in a few minutes when I turned to up to 400C (though it went to 450C) for some chassis desoldering. Or the paper specs are simply "overclocked" deceptions that weren't designed to actually be ran at that in the long term, sellers can pretty much get away with anything as long as most of them last until warranty or the return window expires.

Very much enjoyed the lack of music. Nice iron but too expensive for me.

👍

Nice review. I'd buy one if... they replaced the silly-arsed menu system with a row of switches and selectors - can't abide vdu menu systems, total naff.

I think both of the sponses don't really are thought out well enough it seems.. The upper sponse imo worked better if it was open, so you can take it out when it is due for replacement, that weird little clamp will drive you crazy... and the down sponse has this weird open lid on it, i'd rather seen another type of sponse more open and thicker without the weird open lid, so you can take it out and wet it if needed..

I miss the cows....

I still think you should use Benny Hill music when you are soldering and speed up the framerate :)

I do better w/out audio. I find television shows with audio I can't hear what they are saying, it's usually the music is too much over .

Thank you for sharing, if you are interested in the repair tools in the video, please contact me. Thanks again for sharing.

No background music is so nice.

Since you ask, i will answer. Backround music is just as great as verbose when you are trying to listen to the important bits. Not what you came for :)

No background music

369.00 €. Nice.

Much better without the music, thanks for asking.

YA! NO BACKGROUND MUSIC. Thank you very much.

Better with no music

Background music never adds anything to an informational video. If it's bad, the video becomes unwatchable. If it's good, it detracts attention from the topic. Many KZreadrs think it makes their content more interesting and polished based on what they see on TV. Unbeknownst to them, studio quality videos use highly skilled professionals for music and sound who the art and science along with trade secrets to make it work effectively in a presentation.

@therealb888

2 жыл бұрын

It ain't as complicated as you make it seem but agree with some of your points.q

No music, thanks!

Late to the party but no music as it's an unnecessary distraction or a bit like the guy that cranks up his favorite song at traffic lights...cringe Btw excellent review, the jbc is awesome! but I'm not convinced that for occasional use it's three times (price wise) better than my present hakko fx888d...the little toy lookalike has been extremely competent and reliable for a long time

I honestly thought the pricing would be like 600 euroes or more

Hadir

Its good without the music but you shouldn't stop talking unless you want to show how something is loud/quiet. When you were presenting the station there were many pauses. Either describe some more functions or trim the video down.

It's nice without the music

talking and generating noise at the same time does not make sense...keep up the good work