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Stephen Ecob wrote:
> All of this positive feedback for Metcal has made me take a closer look.

Buy an OKI. I have an older dual output station as my workhorse but
I've been ogling the newer MX700. If I were buying today that would
be my only alternative.


> After looking at online photos I'm curious though - where are the controls
> for the set point ?

As was said, set temperature is determined by the particular tip, for
my existing station there are three different temperatures available.
Not all tips come for all three temperatures.


> Is there a display that shows the set point and present temperature ?

The tip heats within five seconds and stays at the set temperature as
long as the power supply (station) unit has enough output power for
the thermal load.


//Peter

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