That's the problem, people are not using an iron the size of a .50 Desert Eagle.A modern take on an often discussed issue:
That is a national treasure of soldering.
I remember that course!!!That's the problem, people are not using an iron the size of a .50 Desert Eagle.
I wish there were videos of the program we had: MINIATURE AND MICROMINIATURE (2M) ELECTRONIC REPAIR PROGRAM
https://www.navsea.navy.mil/Portals/103/Documents/MARMC/2MMTR Certification Manual SEP2011.pdf
Mine is in a glass case on the wall with a label, " In Case of Power or battery failure. Break Glass"I miss my multi-function analog computer:
Or zomby apocalypse.Mine is in a glass case on the wall with a label, " In Case of Power or battery failure. Break Glass"
Same with me.I used to see a lot of this when I was a kid, I used to find abandoned electrical junk, old TVs radios etc:
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So called "tag board" (if my memory serves). These were good finds for a kid, it was easy to cut the wires and remove and reuse the components, I had a ton of junk components like these when I was a teenager.
by Aaron Carman
by Aaron Carman
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