thanks for the input pcbonez. I think I should learn more about power management of USB and stuff. Actually I thought about installing jumper wires....
Is it possible to provide +5v to the faulty USB port and fix it?
I mean USB data pins are working So If we can provide external +5v It should work (I guess so)
I have spoiled many with hot air guns. So I switched to a hot air rework station and bought a great collection of NOZZLES. Without proper nozzles It would be difficult.
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I have no knowledge in troubleshooting using scopes. But I think its worth to invest few extra bucks for a good scope.[COLOR="Red"][B]I hope to use oscilloscope mainly for repairing motherboards[/B][/COLOR] and computers and for building audio amps and small Micro controller projects.
My budget is 0$-400$.
Lately Rigol scopes play a huge roll in the scene. I'm not sure about the quality of the brand. But some says rigol make scopes for agilent.
but who knows????
Re: New Members - please post your introductions here
GUYS GUYS, Please stick to the right thread and forum
THIS thread is to introduce yourselves. MAN... try to understand the meaning of it or else this thread will be another junk....
Re: New Members - please post your introductions here
Ok guys let me introduce myself.
I'm a 25 years old (born in 85) kid/guy/man who love to mezz around electronic and computer stuff. I have been learning, repairing, manufacturing and designing electronic items for about 10 years by now.
I was graduated with first class upper in computer systems and networking. I do work as a Computer networking engineer. But I love to earn from electronics. Simply because I love electronics and I run my own computer and electronic repair service and computer networking...
I use lots of low-end equipments and I find them quiet useful for sometimes. For your question the best answer I can give is to buy a cheap 50$ hot air station. KADA is a good low-end brand.
de soldering using soldering iron is a risky thing. too much heat and too much force can easily erase traces on the pcb.
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