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milam42
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4mo ago
Had a customer yell at me about my BGA rework temps
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alice_barnes35
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4mo ago
Flux vs no-clean flux on a vintage audio board - I learned the hard way
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eva_rivera
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4mo ago
Found a trick for cleaning flux off boards with isopropyl and a toothbrush
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susanm22
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4mo ago
Found a dead short in a TV by listening to the power supply
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willow_anderson85
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4mo ago
Hit 1000 reflows on one BGA chip this week with no fails
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joseph_lewis92
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4mo ago
I was dead wrong about those cheap thermal imaging cameras
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jackson.wesley
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4mo ago
I finally stopped using compressed air for PS4 cleaning
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riley58
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4mo ago
Heat gun trick for shrinking tubing might be overrated
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tyler_baker
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4mo ago
Just realized I've been cleaning flux wrong for years
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casey_campbell
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4mo ago
Wasted $60 on a cheap soldering station and learned my lesson
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logansullivan
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4mo ago
Warning: Don't buy those cheap capacitor testers on Amazon
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the_ben
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4mo ago
Guy at the scrapyard told me to boil circuit boards... actually worked?
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riley58
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4mo ago
That bathroom rewire in an old mobile home taught me to ALWAYS check for live knob and tube before touching anything
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kellyj23
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4mo ago
Finally fixed a 15-year-old Sony receiver I picked up for $40 at Goodwill
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tyler822
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4mo ago
Noticed something odd about the soldering irons at the community college repair lab
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