New Members - please post your introductions here

[Andrew Bower]

Evening! Electronics hobbyist here. Network IT for a day job. Inherited several old laptops with BIOS locks that I'm looking to repurpose and use.

[FuzzyOwl]

Hi, I signed up to look for help fixing my denon x3600h receiver.

[IDG]

Amateur PC repair. Tinkering until it is broken is my specialty.

[cullizko]

Hola espero poder aportar materia para ayudarnos entre todos

[Czz]

Macbook board repair and iPhone screen repair as a hobby

[cameron jackson]

Hello, I work building wearable computing glasses, but I'm here for schematics on my dog zephyrus

[Dylan Forest]

Im Dylan a tech from rhode island

[dany@8212]

Hola.
Mi nombre es dany@8212, al menos en este foro. Estudie electronica en el colegio hace unos a

[lazersate]

Hello,
Glad I found your forum very intresting and looking forward to being here. I repair all sort of electronics.
Bill

[cocoban78]

Hello! I've wanted to register here for a long time, but something always got in the way Finally I found a moment and ... here I am

My name is Marek, I work in IT on a daily basis. Repairing electronics has been my passion for many years. I'm glad to be in such a distinguished group.

[sanzufin]

Registered to download asus B650 MB openvievwer file.
Electronics designer at work and same at home

From Finland!

[Befe58]

Hello, I'm a german Electrical Engeneering Student who just started with electronics repair. My Name is Benni and I work for a big Energy Network-Company in Germany.

[Wtfproduction]

Hello ! I'm Alan and I hope we will help each other!


Cheers!

[ilyvm@21cn.com]

Hi there,

I'm S/L, and I work in the repair business, specializing in smartphones, computers, laptops, and servers. Found this forum and wanted to check in.

Nice to meet you all!

- S/L

[Norji]

I like beer. I am a fan of old 1970's Mercury inline 6 cylinder outboard motors. I have had a few and enjoy bringing them back to life. I recently was checking the ignition on a 1964 65Hp , I hooked up the Mercury ignition analyzer the wrong way and damaged the unit. I cant find a schematic for the tester so I will have to stumble my way through , hopefully with some help from this forum. I need to work out where to start. I have the power light come on but the switch is a bit hit and miss so that will be my first fix. The unit has some self test modes but these are not working . Any help is appreciated as I have little knowledge but am prepared to learn.I have been watching All you need to know to fix stuff on YouTube and this is a great series. Cheers Nev

[pedrolopesbe]

Hey guys, been curious about eletronic stuff since I was little, going trough the stuff inside and out.
Now I'm trying to make a buck with some repairs and learn some more as that curiosity never ends
I see that we share this so I'm happy to be part of the forum!

[WackyBurakky]

Hello All!

I go by WackyBurakky, the good old gamer tag I suppose.

General interesting in a fair amount of stuff, right to repair supporter at the end of the day. Jack of few trades and master of even fewer.

From Australia, my current project is repairing an older motherboard.

[Tuguinha2]

Hi, my name is Tiago, I've been an electronics technician for almost 15 years, I'm from Portugal and I joined this forum with the hope of contributing and growing with you. thanks

[Ankarsas]

Uhm, is a 2.7V CMOS battery can be considered as a dead battery?

[edekzfabrykikred]

Hi! I am IT support + network specialist. Sometimes build or fix some PC stuff from my friends and colleagues. Already trying to learn a bit how to handle 8FC8 Dell bios passwords - got 3 locked laptops to test. Thanks!