Hi everyone! Looking to get some additional knowledge and help with my repairs. I got the basic knowledge and can do most basic soldering and repair. Hello from Algeria!
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Hello everyone, i am Bob and currently getting into mainboard repairs by trying to repair broken mainboards of friends. This forum was very helpful so far.Comment
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Hello im from Poland, thanks for this forum, im lerning from it.Comment
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Hello from Germany. Thank you very much for this forum, I use it for researching.Comment
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Hey guys im new my name is christian. came across this page trying to save my boss's lenovo gen6 yoga so i can get a free laptop lol.Comment
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Hey everyone!
Been working in the computer/electronics industry for over 20 years. I too remember the good ol days of my first time playing battle tank on a 386dx35 mhz system. I also remember the fond days of B.B.S.s. How addicting an ASCII text based game could be....L.O.R.D. anyone?
I remember the software library in London, Ontario Canada, where you could go rent out a 5.25" floppy of your favourite game or program, take it home and copy it.
I still do repairs as a hobby. Owned a computer business in London for 5 years. Now getting into micro soldering. I also dabble in graphic design, web design & development, car and home audio.
If I can help in any way or have more questions, feel free to reach out.
Have fun repairing!
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Hello everyone
Beginner here looking to expand my knowledge so i can learn some more new things, as i have always had the intrest in learing how to repair electronics.Comment
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Hi Everyone,
Name is Preston, just trying to expand my computer knowledge here. Thank you guys!Comment
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Hello im from Poland, thanks for this forum.Comment
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Hello im Foxos a 4th year EE student pursuing career in PLCs, hope that i can help and get help around this forum and just participate in discussions in general.Comment
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Names Mandelo Lowery
MO:
I am a firmware/software engineering technician, I test embedded firmware, it is somewhat similar to the bios you find on your motherboard. Also test software, both leaning towards hardware side.
Firmware, software, hardware, cover all 3 pretty much... build test fixtures for Firmware engineers, compose and run functional tests.
I work on wind turbinesComment
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Hello im from Viet Nam, thanks for this forum.Comment
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Vâng, tôi sẽ theo người dẫn đầu lol. Tôi là học trò của bậc thầy. Tôi đã có một số kinh nghiệm về máy tính vào năm '86. Tất cả đều là DOS. Cách đây không lâu, tôi nghĩ rằng đó chỉ là thứ gì đó để làm những việc nhỏ như định dạng lại và thay thế ổ đĩa. Tôi chủ yếu học phần cứng. Mặc dù tôi đang thử sức với việc xây dựng trang web.
Về bản thân, tôi là một y tá. Đang nghiên cứu nghiêm túc về việc trở thành PRN/nữ hộ sinh. Đúng là một số người sẽ nói rằng thật ngu ngốc khi quay lại trường học ngay bây giờ, nhưng với sự hỗ trợ của "ai đó", tôi sẽ đứng đầu lớp. Tôi hy vọng sẽ học thêm một số loại công nghệ. Tôi thích đọc sách, đi xe đạp leo núi và muốn học bay.
Tuổi của tôi, ngoài ba mươi, thứ hai tuần này tôi có thể nói thêm.
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hello everyone, where do i begin? i'm 35, a cybersecurity analyst i hold a bachelor's in Computer Networks & Cybersecurity, working on my master's, married with 1 kid. I'm here to learn and help where i canComment
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Hello everyone.
I have recently entered the world of electronics and I see that in this forum there is a lot of information about schematics that can be very useful.
I thank you in advance for your support.
Greetings.Comment
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Buenas a todos. La verdad no tenía mucha fé en este sitio, pero ayer encontré aquí un BIN que funcionó y eso me llenó de alegría- Así que intentaré ayudar también. Mi nombre Gabriel Aguilera, desde México. Y tengo mi canal de gigastec que espero darle continiuidad para inspirar a mis seguidores. Lo hacía pero tengo problemas para poderlo hacer por ahora, pero deseo continuar pronto. Un saludo a todos!!!Comment
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Hello im from Vietnam, thanks for this forum, im lerning from it.Comment
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Howdy, everyone! I've been an electronic technician since graduating from Basic Electronics at Keesler AFB in 1975. Fell in love with electronics, made it my career and hobby. Worked for heavyweights like the MITRE Corporation, Garrett Turbine Engine Company, and General Dynamics. Retired from the military as a radar technician. I'm gonna like it here, I can see that already!Comment
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Hi! I have a lot of junk electronics I want to fix. My repair skills are amateur-ish. At best.
My latest addition and current problem is a giant TV I got on Craigslist in the free section. So far it cost me $20 in gas, $100 in parts, and about 4 solid hours of work, and it's still broken. Kinda. When I do get rid of it, it'll be at a loss. Probably. It's been a learning experience, so that's the best we can ever hope for on a first try on a new type of repair.
Well, actually, this isn't my first repair attempt of a display. My first display repair attempt didn't go well, either. I opened it up, spotted a bunch of bulging caps, placed an order on digikey, replaced the caps with nichicons and panasonics, then it still didn't work. Like, at all. I didn't spot any shorted diodes, fets, or other visually bad components, so that was a waste. I put the circuit boards in my collection so I can harvest those caps later if the need arises.
I have brought back some audio equipment and computer motherboards by installing new caps, so I have that going for me, which is nice.Comment
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Hi hey hello!
Bowl here from the EU. Electronics is a hobby for me and I recently purchased a busted PC monitor to fix up; registered to the site to ask someone with a similar issue for help. If I manage to fix it up it will be my first board level repair and I'm really looking forward to it.
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