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  • ozzy214
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    Re: Boyam99's mass merge of trolling & noob questions

    Originally posted by Topcat
    Consider yourself very lucky. Thats like using a 10lb sledge to drive finishing tacks. Just because it works doesn't mean its the correct tool or method.
    Im impatient. I dont want to bea tmy head off the wall waiting for the item to heat up LOL!

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  • Per Hansson
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    Re: Boyam99's mass merge of trolling & noob questions

    Originally posted by retiredcaps
    Now can we ban him? He has started 9 different threads with nonsense characters after you consolidated all his questions into this thread. Proof via screen capture. He has already been warned once.
    Yea I was going to yesterday.
    Even took a printscreen of all threads and shit.
    Then I thought to myself: someone on the internet is wrong.
    And I went to bed instead
    And today I woke up a happy man when I saw TC has taken care of it
    Here it is:

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  • Topcat
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    Re: Boyam99's mass merge of trolling & noob questions

    Originally posted by ozzy214
    Whats a matter with using a solder gun? I have had great success. Mine is 30 year old weller like this....been using with no issue to fix boards.

    https://www.amazon.com/Weller-8200-U.../dp/B00002N5LN

    Never had a issue!!
    Consider yourself very lucky. Thats like using a 10lb sledge to drive finishing tacks. Just because it works doesn't mean its the correct tool or method.

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  • ozzy214
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    Re: Boyam99's mass merge of trolling & noob questions

    Whats a matter with using a solder gun? I have had great success. Mine is 30 year old weller like this....been using with no issue to fix boards.

    https://www.amazon.com/Weller-8200-U.../dp/B00002N5LN

    Never had a issue!!

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  • Topcat
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    Re: Boyam99's mass merge of trolling & noob questions

    the trollmonger is gone.

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  • retiredcaps
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    Re: Boyam99's mass merge of trolling & noob questions

    Now can we ban him? He has started 9 different threads with nonsense characters after you consolidated all his questions into this thread. Proof via screen capture. He has already been warned once.
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    Last edited by retiredcaps; 07-16-2016, 08:12 PM.

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  • Topcat
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    Re: Found a bsod dell on the street with unknown cap

    umm, you answered your own question. read the FAQ section before making anymore threads.

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  • boyam99
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    Found a bsod dell on the street with unknown cap

    A week ago I found a Dell on the street and I try it out and it bsod on the user login screen. I opened it up and I am unable to figure out what cap is in it. I am also unable to figure out what uf is it also after some research I'll guess it's a rubycon
    800uf 6.3v cap

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  • ReeceyBurger123
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    Re: Ps3 cap not coming out

    Originally posted by Topcat
    ^
    I've had to untangle many severely damaged boards and throw away a lot of destroyed boards that people used those on. It's definitely not recommended or a wise choice of tooling for this kind of work....I guess I shouldn't mind, I've made a lot charging people to unto their stupid mistakes....but it never ceases to amaze me the silly things people do & use to "fix" something.

    ...but for a PS3, which will be RoHS compliant (lead-free solder), read up on through-hole soldering, paying close attention to reflowing a little fresh solder into the joint to loosen it up....its right before how to hack vbulletin admin accounts and not getting caught...
    +1 lol

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  • Topcat
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    Re: Ps3 cap not coming out

    ^
    I've had to untangle many severely damaged boards and throw away a lot of destroyed boards that people used those on. It's definitely not recommended or a wise choice of tooling for this kind of work....I guess I shouldn't mind, I've made a lot charging people to unto their stupid mistakes....but it never ceases to amaze me the silly things people do & use to "fix" something.

    ...but for a PS3, which will be RoHS compliant (lead-free solder), read up on through-hole soldering, paying close attention to reflowing a little fresh solder into the joint to loosen it up....its right before how to hack vbulletin admin accounts and not getting caught...

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  • ozzy214
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    Re: Ps3 cap not coming out

    Can be leaded solder instead of unleaded which takes more heat. People dont condone it, but I use a soldering gun made for cars that puts out 100 watts I think. Takes most anything off.

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  • stj
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    Re: Ps3 cap not coming out

    dont use a heatgun - post a photo

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  • boyam99
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    Ps3 cap not coming out

    My playstations cap is not coming out even while using a heat gun

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  • mariushm
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    Re: What is the right watt soldering iron to desolder cap?

    Can't solder stuff on motherboards with a 30w soldering iron, at least just with one.

    motherboards have multiple layers connected together, so all those layers of copper quickly absorb heat and move it away, making it almost impossible for your soldering iron to maintain the temperature of what you try to solder above the solder's melting temperature.

    It helps a lot to heat the board from the bottom with something, could be as simply as a hair dryer or a paint stripping gun but be careful to heat from some distance and gradually (start far away and bring heat source closer) and not go overboard because you don't want parts on the bottom to desolder themselves.

    Liquid flux also helps a lot, find some before abusing the board.

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  • boyam99
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    What is the right watt soldering iron to desolder cap?

    I have a 30w soldering iron and I'm having trouble removing some of the caps in a gateway computer. Is there a specified watt I should use.I also have a 120w soldering iron as well

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  • Fixxr
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    Re: Are Panasonic caps any good

    Have never had any problem with Panasonic, go for original one and You will be ok )

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  • ReeceyBurger123
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    Re: Are Panasonic caps any good

    Ok bud.

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  • boyam99
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    Re: Is there a certain type of solder I should purhase?

    Originally posted by mariushm
    It will work just fine.
    Thanks

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  • boyam99
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    Re: Are Panasonic caps any good

    Originally posted by ReeceyBurger123
    They are fake and will not be properly rated to genuine ones, order from somewhere like Rs.
    OK I'll cancel my order

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  • mariushm
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    Re: Is there a certain type of solder I should purhase?

    It will work just fine.

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