KAISI TX-350E Soldering Microscope Review | Voltlog
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2023
- High quality PCB Services pcbway.com Join me in this video where we take a closer look at Kaisi TX-350E soldering trinocular microscope. This is an affordable decent quality tool which can certainly make your life easier when having to do soldering under magnification or even just inspection work. One feature that I haven’t seen before is the addon solder fume extractor fan which will help suck the fumes away from your work area.
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Nice product
Excellent review, dude! Thanks! 😃
You know, I want to get a digital one, but I want one that also has lower zoom, let's say... Mostly for working with THT components and for assembling my quadcopters... My vision isn't getting any better, you know. 😬
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks!
I've always wanted a stereoscopic/trinocular microscope, but I don't actually have stereoscopic 3D vision, so I'm wondering if it's even worth it over a digital one. I can see through both eyes, just not at the same time (it's complicated), but I still feel like looking at a screen is still going to be more difficult for small SMD work than looking through a stereoscopic microscope. At some point my eyesight will start to get worse, which necessitate magnification for small SMD work, but thankfully I'm still good for hand soldering down to 0201 without magnification if I'm careful.
Although it's a bit of a mute point at the moment since I don't have the bench space for either a digital microscope or an optical one. I have been thinking about building a new island workbench that I can roll around to extend my workbench into an L shape, or have as a stand-alone soldering station on the other side of the room. If I build a cabinet underneath, that would give me enough room to have a microscope too, and I can just lift it out when required or pack it away if I just need more space. (The perils of trying to do hobby electronics in a tiny apartment!)
Hi Voltlog, thank you for the report on this trino. Does it accept a standard Barlow lens ? That would get the working distance much more convenient for my case. Thanks.
Yes it should. And this reminds me that my other microscope has a Barlow lens installed which is likely the reason for the higher working distance.
Sounds reasonable. Dying to get one with a camera that guarantees a full 4k output .
You'll typically want to get a separate camera just to have more options and pick a higher quality one like with a particular Sony sensor that might suit your needs.
Please show m rate
too bad its only 80..100mm working distance, the distance of the andonstar, but fully optical not digital would be nice.
They must have just not sent the right setup, should have 0.5x barlow which would increase the working distance. But the LED also seems to take up extra space
Yes! Another comment reminded me that my other microscope has a Barlow lens installed, which increases the working distance.
Looks like you picked up one of those ex bitcoin mining boards; I got the very same one too!
Yes, I thought it would make for good practice one day when I decide to start learning VHDL or Verilog :-)
@@voltlog Yep, good price for experimenting/learning. I still need to get around to playing with mine :-)
What happened to your leg
Minor hit during kitesurfing practice.