Soldering Iron TS101 Portable + OLED

The Miniware TS101 is the successor to the legendary TS100 and has quickly become the gold standard for portable soldering. It is a "smart" iron, meaning it uses an internal processor to maintain precise temperatures, and its dual-power design makes it just as capable on a workbench as it is in the middle of a field.

• Dual Power Versatility: The TS101 features two power ports. The DC5525 port (9-24V) allows for traditional power brick or LiPo battery use, while the USB-C port supports PD 3.0/3.1 (up to 28V/90W). This means you can use your MacBook charger or a high-output power bank to solder anywhere.

• Upgraded OLED Screen: The screen is wider and brighter than the original TS100, displaying real-time temperature, power bars, and voltage. This makes it much easier to see your status while working on delicate flight controller pads.

• Intelligent Features: * Boost Mode: Hold a button to instantly spike the temperature—perfect for large ground planes or thick XT60 battery leads.

• Motion Sensing: The iron automatically enters "Sleep Mode" when it detects it has been sitting still, cooling down to save the tip and prevent fire hazards. It wakes up instantly the moment you pick it up.

• Ergonomic "Anti-Roll" Design: The new handle shape and included "Cat Head" anti-slip cap prevent the iron from rolling off your table and damaging your workspace (or your lap).

• Firmware Customization: Like its predecessor, the TS101 is open-source. You can connect it to a PC to change boot logos, set temperature presets, or install community-driven firmware like IronOS for even more advanced control.

Technical Specifications:

• Power Output: 65W (DC) / Up to 90W (USB-C PD 3.1)

• Temperature Range: 50°C – 400°C (Stability ±2%)

• Heating Speed: ~9 seconds (at 24V)

• Input Voltage: DC 9-24V / PD 9-28V

• Tips: Compatible with all existing TS100 series tips

• Weight: 33g (Controller + Tip)

The Pilot's Reality Check:

• The Perfect Field Kit: Pair this with an XT60 to DC5525 cable, and you can repair your drone at the flight line using one of your flight batteries.

• Tip Choice: Most kits come with a "B2" conical tip. While good for general use, you may want to add a "BC2" (Bevel) or "D24" (Chisel) tip for better heat transfer on larger FPV components.

• 1 * TS101 Smart Soldering Iron Controller

• 1 * Soldering Tip (Usually TS-B2, BC2, or I depending on the version)

• 1 * Anti-Slip "Cat" Cap (Doubles as a simple stand)

• 1 * USB-C Silicone Cable (High temperature resistant)

• 1 * User Manual