Very cool. I'd like to hear more commentary about what you're doing and why. Maybe the tools you're using and stuff like that.. But overall it's pretty awesome.
Its my dream to be like you, fixing retro gaming tech and being so skilled, i got a broken pokemon pinball and i really wanted to fix it but im not skilled enough
This question is truly coming from a place of ignorance (not an attempt to correct you or act like I know better, as I've never attempted to repair a cracked board): I was surprised by the use of foil and tape, both of which are seemingly flimsy, to repair the board's structural integrity. I get that they work fine to repair the electrical integrity. But I'm interested to understand better why you chose them? I guess I was imagining fixing a cracked board would benefit from something firmer / more rigid, like the metal that the tabs on tabbed batteries use? Again, I'm ignorant here. Thanks in advance!
I love watching extreme trace repair. Broken and corroded PCBs brought back to life just does something for me.
Its an oddly rewarding hobby for sure :)
So happy to have you aboard 🥂🥂🥂
Very happy to be aboard! Can't wait for my PCB project! :D
@@Solder_king Same here, super excited to see more kool projects brought by us Together 🥳
What a legend. Thank you so much for doing this. And you even replaced the caps. Amazing work, as always.
Not a problem! It was a lot of fun! I almost didn't recap it because some of them looked kinda new but figured whats the harm :)
Very cool. I'd like to hear more commentary about what you're doing and why. Maybe the tools you're using and stuff like that.. But overall it's pretty awesome.
Its my dream to be like you, fixing retro gaming tech and being so skilled, i got a broken pokemon pinball and i really wanted to fix it but im not skilled enough
This question is truly coming from a place of ignorance (not an attempt to correct you or act like I know better, as I've never attempted to repair a cracked board): I was surprised by the use of foil and tape, both of which are seemingly flimsy, to repair the board's structural integrity. I get that they work fine to repair the electrical integrity. But I'm interested to understand better why you chose them? I guess I was imagining fixing a cracked board would benefit from something firmer / more rigid, like the metal that the tabs on tabbed batteries use? Again, I'm ignorant here. Thanks in advance!
Muy buena reparación un abrazo i suerte para el canal ‼️
Thank you so much! :)