@Spacehelm
Oh dear goodness that poor Frankenstein's monster of a switch 😭😭.
@petereldergill2942
Yay a new video. Going to watch it now!
@sharymens8187
thank you for also showing the mistakes in the process! Impressive work!
@klorslug
Beautiful job. Such meticulous work.
@ppod-
I do watchmaking as a hobby; I know next to nothing about electronics repairs like this. My thought when seeing this repair, aside from "wow this is fixable??", is that watchmaking tools might make some steps a bit easier. In particular , a watchmaking oiler could help with flux application. I have on my shopping list some micro-files sold by an electron microscopy supplier, so i don't know yet, but they could possibly help with scraping. Thank you very much for the video!
@IOwnThisHandle
Keep up the incredible work. Brilliant channel find
@pjhb_microsoldering_portugal
2,17k.... Impressive, keep going 💪😀, good video👍
@gerry1980gm
Amazing! Looking forward to see if it will work again ! Greetings from Germany
@rory9174
Could this also be a way of finding and repairing a shorted CPU. Great video.
@rfr653
Good job mate 👏
@harondeaki2035
Good work my friend❤
@Turco949
I subscribed to your channel because of how clear, easy to follow and relatable your videos on this topic seemed to be but I have to ask have you received any training from anyone or a school or all self-taught? I am reading couple of books to learn the science and the components as a beginner but a lot to grasp! I was curious because you seem to have an intimate knowledge of components and how it all works.
@MichelMallette-it1kx
Could you make a capsule on the places where you get your raw materials, chips, resistors, etc.
@petereldergill2942
Did you repair 19 pads??
@snor89
How did you know that chip is the problem?
@psi23k