in case you're wondering, i got it to crash again on purpose and it fails safely in the sense that it cools down. not sure if accidentally or that was designed on purposehttps://twitter.com/arachnist/status/1218082989327908869 …
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seems to crash if I set the tip temperature higher than 420°C
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looks like someone hit the exact same issue and reported it 4 hours ago (!)https://github.com/Ralim/ts100/issues/551 …
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This is an extremely 2020 tweet
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sometimes i'm glad all my soldering equipment is from aliexpress sellers that cloned hakko schematics
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I haven’t used my soldering iron in over 20 years, but I know it is a simple electrical heating device with a thermal regulator circuit: firmware? Far more complex than valuable!
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ah, a classic "I admit don't know what I'm talking about, but I'm going to say it anyway"
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When it crashed, it started heating uncontrollably, or did it cool down?
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I just crashed it the second time to check specifically for this
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Don't know if I should laugh, or just be happy mine is I think a 20 year old copy of a 50 year old design.
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it didn't actually crash as it turns out, it was just reporting an undervoltage condition in a bad way. but more generally: I got exactly what I bargained for, and I'm happy with the tradeoff. you do you
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