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[zommify]

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Hello, Just hoping I could learn enough to fix my corrupted bios

[bfarnam]

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Hello,

Found this site searching for a BN44-00202A schematic. Seems very helpful so far. I am an old hardware hacker and learned the basics from the founder of grounded grid design in FM transmitters.

Regards,
Brett

[hayet]

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Hi everyone from Tunisia

[Armada]

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Hello my friends. Here is George from Greece. I'm very happy for your forum. Keep up the good work. And thank you very much for your support. My respect.
George!

[ex250]

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Hello team! I'm Fran from Spain, glad to be here to learn! Regards!

[bazkill47]

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Hello,

I've just registered on this forum. I'm glad to see so many nerdy tech guys around.

I'm from Bucharest Romania, I have a Bachelor of Computer Science degree and I like hacking, building, soldering, repairing stuff, both PCs and other gear, like audio amplifiers and such.

I'm also into DIY all sorts of things, my latest project is making a custom build of an HP Z600 v1 motherboard, to which I upgraded the bootblock to accept Xeon X5600 CPUs, custom crimping to make the PSU work with the mother board, fitting the thing into a CoolerMaster HAF-X case and all that.

I'm also into music, I play the guitar in a band and I've begun doing a bit of home production to that end.

Best Regards!

[Hitto]

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Hello guys!

[akan]

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Hello to everyone.

[nsab6464]

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Greetings from NYC!

I've got a broken Vizio TV I need to make a thread about...

[amallah0]

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Just joined. My Samsung TV broke and I think with the help of these forums, I will be able to fix it. Glad this site exists!

[pari57]

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Hello there,

I am always searching for information on electronics and where I can and when it is needed I can give some back. I am not a wizkid nor a topdag in elctronics, but some knowledge a gained when working at the development department of the CD at Philips and later at a same kind of development for digital datastorage on tape. The keen ones among you will know now that I must be pretty old. and I am. But never too old to learn. Electronics has changed massive since I finished electric engineering, but fortunately Ohm's law didn't. So I can hobby a little bit. I hope to get some nice Info and where I can help, I will be available. regards Paul

[costelpadu]

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Hi everyone from Romania

[Toshibie]

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Hi all,
I'm John from N. Ireland now 54 years old.
I started an interest in electronics at the age of 10, and built my first veroboard board project from Hobby electronics magazine then. (Just came across it in a garage clearout last week and have to say my soldering skills from then have definitely improved!!!)
At present I work for a local government education authority as part of a schools maintenance / repair team, attempting to fix any electronic that can be can be taken apart ....from faulty printer mechanisms to component level repair within laptops.
Hope I can be of assistance within this great website.
regards, John.

[chano76]

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Hi From Argentina!
My name is Luciano!
I'm new to electronics, but i'll learn to be old in electronics!!!
Regards to everyone!!

[tubrother86]

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[juptonstone]

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It's nice to be on board! Im a retired electrician and I keep busy mostly working on vintage tube amps and restoring speakers. Occasionally someone gives me a solid state stereo amp to work on Stella but not that often so my knowledge of solid-state Electronics is slim but slowly growing. I've done quite a bit of recapping although I would not call myself an expert! As with the majority of sites I have joined, my goal is to learn. This looks like a good place to do it and I'm hoping that sight reading through the posts and asking some questions from time to time I will be able to become more proficient. I appreciate any help there anyone is willing to muster and as always, I appreciate any opportunity to learn.

[Hugh Jarsse]

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I am a network engineer - Cisco.

Learning to repair tellies now and all sorts from washing machines to car ecu's.

Ex bbc micro/dragons32 machine code games programmer in the 80's and then Cobol and boring business programming.

Chucked my job 4 years ago after watchinig the move "WANTED" to go metal detecting and treasure hunting adventures in eastern europe - Found a large haul in Germany and retired now enjoying trying new things every day!

[mrjetsky]

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I am new here from Largo, FL

[sigge_1]

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Sigge, location Sweden. Mainly into repairing STB's and TV*s

[OnPoint Warranty]

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If only I could have my Commodore 64 and Atari back, life would be grand. I still have my Pong though.