Quick TS1200A Review and Compare with Hako FX-951

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docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... I finally got in my new Quick TS1200A Solder Station. Is it worth it? How does it compare to the Hako FX-951 (which seems to be a standard)?
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@Vrdavila67 4 года назад

Good vid Buddy👍🏽 I'll be watching.

@wanlili4106 4 года назад

Thanks for the review and comparison. I think you can also set the sleep timeout for FX-951 although the setting procedure is not very straightforward due to Hakko’s poor user interface.

@adamfullerton3821 2 года назад

This video was super helpful as I use a couple Hakko products at home and I'm trying to find the best value option to recommend my employer purchase for store use. If you haven't already, I would highly recommend investing the $100-150 in a Hakko micropencil + 1-2 tips. You could keep mid and large size tips on the Quick and really power though jobs with that pairing.

@GenerationXT 4 года назад

Thanks, I've had my eye on this new line of Quick models, but haven't seen much in the way of actual reviews. I'm also looking at the new TR series hot air stations as well.

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

I haven't seen the TR hot air stations yet but I just posted a review on the Quick 861DW yesterday. Quick makes great tools at an excellent price.

@mohamadasriabdulazid4784 4 года назад

It call J tip. You supposed to use curve to store solder, and the end of the tip is use tu melt solder on the part. It is a versatile tip.

@erhandemir90 4 года назад

Nice video thanks!

@chinaphonefixteam6300 Год назад

We have also reviewed the QuickTS1200A, which is really good and highly recommended

@onerka69 4 года назад

Thanks for the video, I just got one. I’m really pleased with it over my old set up. The manual leaves much to be desired, English translation isn’t very good, they left a few things out. I still don’t really understand the 3rd channel dual temperature welding with timing setup. Another glaring omissions is that the soft rubber forward portion of the soldering iron handle has a very sensitive contact sensor that allows you to wake it up out of sleep with just a slight squeeze. By the way don’t engage with trolls, you’ll never win an argument with a moron.

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

I'll have to try out the grip sensor tomorrow. I was wondering how you wake it up after it enters sleep mode (besides a button press)

@Irinaselpsy 3 года назад

@Chris Roubis Наконечник от Т12 не подойдет к паяльнику Quick TS1200A. Для этого паяльника необходимо жало Quick TSS02.

@gregercolano8032 3 года назад

07:31 The implication seems to be the Hakko goes to sleep immediately being a drawback, but I'm pretty sure the Hakko's menu parameter #2 lets you set the time to sleep. From page #5 of the FX-951 manual: "2 0" being sleep immediately when placed on the holder, "210" sleep 10 minutes after placed on the holder, "230" auto shutoff after 30 minutes on holder.

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

True, but it's nice to have a device with a modern interface so I can read the settings on the screen without digging out a manual..

@gregercolano8032 3 года назад

@@BetterBiomedChannel Agreed -- not a fan of that 3 digit cryptic mode interface. VHS and microwaves from the 80's and 90's forever flashed "12:00" for the same reason. Still, once set, at least the Hakko remembers the setting. Trying to decide between the two myself; need a new iron.

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

@@gregercolano8032 The difference is in the tips availability. The Hakko has more options but the Quick has many more on the market since I last bought tips.

@iONsJeepingAdventures 3 года назад

What watt is that I'm looking at the TS2200 90w wondering if I should do the 150w

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

150W will be fine. The 90W is more than enough though.

@ElectronNinja 4 года назад

So you've had it for a little while now, any new thoughts? Tips holding up compared to the Hakko T series stuff, any bugs, etc? Asking since I've been eyeballing one of these to save my FM204 from riding around in my field bag. Also been looking to pick up a couple for work in the lab (embedded systems EE. Ie, those people I bet you're cursing when you run into goofy design choices :P ). Big rework stations are nice and all, but it's very common to drag an iron to your desk for making little tweaks during dev work. Something smaller like the FX or Quick would be ideal. Shame the Tx and TS tips aren't interchangeable though. Saw some things about different heater core resistances.

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

I really like the 4mm round angle tip. I run this iron still at 350degC and the tips are holding up great ( of course I clean them before letting solder sit and bake in..) This iron heats up and recovers so quickly with the 4mm round angle that my Hako hasn't even been turned on. I have the Quick for large thermal mass and the Hako next to it with the fine tips. I love them both.

@Irinaselpsy 3 года назад

@@BetterBiomedChannel Хорошее видео! Спасибо. Вы говорите о Quick TS2300C или Quick TS2200 ? Вам приходилось ими пользоваться? Не знаю какой паяльник выбрать: Quick TS2200 или Quick TS1200.

@informediatech-bruno5766 4 года назад

yeah man i use these ts1200a with a kesger t12 and got an huge improvement from standard t12 tips

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

Interesting

@angelmontes1679 3 года назад

T12 tips on a Quick TS1200A? Sure? I thought they were proprietary tips .... similar to the T12 or T15, but incompatible, Thanks!

@shine9001 2 года назад

you mean you used TS1200A tips on kesger t12 soldering staion ?

@informediatech-bruno5766 2 года назад

@@shine9001 exacly , they are wired the same way

@ingenierocristian 3 года назад

One question, can I use a Hakko tip on the quick?

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

No you cannot. The electrical contacts are at different areas on the heating element

@avsararas 4 года назад

If you have a chance I suggest testing a JBC unit, they offer free trial.

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

Jbc, given the price $$$ is out of most people's realistic price range. I'd love to test one on some large boards..

@roseelectronics4582 3 года назад

My eyes are fixed on Quck TS1200A. Does it have enough thermal capacity? I'm looking for a soldering station that's suitable for all my needs.

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

Yes, it works very well with large thermal masses. It comes with a J tip and I suggest the cone or the chisel tip

@roseelectronics4582 3 года назад

@@BetterBiomedChannel thanks

@elemmabjfs 2 года назад

Hola amigo puede subir un video de como la calibrar la estacion quick ts1200 .saludos

@BetterBiomedChannel 2 года назад

I do not have a way of calibrating the TS1200 and I haven't needed to calibrate it. It still works great

@chocholatemilkshake4799 4 года назад

Sleep function is a important feature. Once a have left for night soldering iron :/

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

The quick does have a sleep feature and gripping the handle wakes it back up.

@chocholatemilkshake4799 4 года назад

@@BetterBiomedChannel thx for answer. Yet i have another do you gonna buy 'micro twezzers' for Quick? I have seen for JBC, Hakko and Weller but not Quick twezzers

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

@@chocholatemilkshake4799 I have never used micro tweezers with a soldering station. Maybe I'll find some and give them a try

@ingenierocristian 3 года назад

Thanks but a more extensive test with heavy boards would be more valuable 👍

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

If you get around to making a video on it covering those heavier boards, I'd love to watch it.

@ingenierocristian 3 года назад

@@BetterBiomedChannel Hi, I didn’t what to upset you, but it turns out many people outside USA and Europe can’t get soldering stations like PACE and Hakko for the same price you guys can get, therefore we just only can rely on these alternative soldering stations, and we want to know if those stations are a good investment for us and our work places, this is why we want to watch a more detailed reviews and comparisons against these well know brands and appreciate this videos, thanks, and keep going with this videos 👍

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

No, I'm not upset. I have specific uses for a soldering station since I repair medical equipment. This iron is used differently here in my shop than in many other locations because of regulations, risks of medical devices and efficiency of component repair / vs assembly replacement. Most soldering iron use in biomed shops is minimal. I care about the speed of the iron reaching temperature and the ergonomics of the system - both of which are excellent on the Quick unit. If anyone else does make a video on soldering iron capabilities, I really would love to watch it. -Justin

@nate2803 4 года назад

are the tips Interchangeable?

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

You can change the tips but they need to be the Quick compatible tips. Hakko tips will not work in this unit. I use the tss02-SK, tss02-j (included) and my favorite tip: tss02-3c

@angelmontes1679 3 года назад

@Chris Roubis T12 tips on a Quick TS1200A? Sure? I thought they were proprietary tips .... similar to the T12 or T15, but incompatible, Thanks!

@janetmoreno1404 3 года назад

Alguien me traduce al español por favor. Jaja y quisiera saber entre el quick ts1200 y el sugon t26 cual es mejor

@ingenierocristian 3 года назад

Hay otra reviews en español por un canal llamado Editronix

@eliseoduenas1111 2 года назад

Si es para reparacion de celulares la sugon y para equipos mas grandes como placas de laptops o tv la quick

@ohouuch1333 4 года назад

translate could you plz? hakko 456은 고작 50w다. hakko 601도 마찬가지 48w 이지만 대형작업에 쓰입니다. 이것은 "축열". 즉 인두팁이 열량을 얼마나 가지고 있는지를 나타냅니다. 반대로 "축열" 팁의 단점은, 온도가 느리게 오릅니다. ground가 거대한 기판위에서 작업할때는, 두가지가 동시에 중요합니다. 1. 높은 w, 2. "축열" 이 뛰어난 팁. 이 두가지를 동시에 만족한다고 보십니까? 이 두가지. 전부 fx 951을 능가한다고 보십니까? 꼭 궁금합니다.

@BetterBiomedChannel 4 года назад

Solder tips are not interchangeable between the Hako and the Quick. Ebay or Amazon search for Quick Solder Tips.

@chocholatemilkshake4799 4 года назад

Actually are new model 861x with 1300 watt and TR1300 model

@ceejay_gaming9636 3 года назад

Your thoughts on this station so far ?

@BetterBiomedChannel 3 года назад

Its excellent. Faster than the Hako and I never get heating element errors like the Hako.

@cristoferfrancovilchis3915 3 года назад

don't buy it!!!!!, it's 10000x times better to buy a jabe with JBC tips, belive me, have the ts1200a for a while and when I changed it was a whole new world. You may calibrate te quick to do the job but that will kill very fast the tips. That's why the JBC tips are the best out htere and use with a Jabe, or buy the complete JBC!

@ceejay_gaming9636 3 года назад

@@cristoferfrancovilchis3915 oh thank you very much my friend. What about the Toor T12-11 I heard good things about it and it's compatible with JBC tips as well