If I Had To Learn Electronics Repair Again, This Is Where I'd Start...

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• JO

  @JoeyDoesTech · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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• JO

  @joshnoodles · 10 months ago

  I started out with trying to mod a Gameboy, then two, then a bunch. Eventually a new game store opened up near me. I was there one day talking to the owner and mentioned I had modded gameboys. I started out just replacing batteries in games for him but then he started handing me anything and everything out of the junk bin to repair. This went on for about a year before the store shut down due to unfortunate circumstances. I had a lot of fun repairing stuff and learned a lot about repair in that time. Now I have 3 year old twins that eat up all my time but occasionally whip the soldering iron out to remove the speakers from my kids toys.

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  @hanginwithj · 10 months ago (edited)

  I was an aircraft mechanic for several years at a company, clock-in/out. We moved and I tried working on small engine equipment as a service on my own. The STRESS is serious. I realized I would much rather buy something broken, fix, and flip it for a profit than have any customers. You hit the nail on the head.

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  @NoDominik1337 · 1 year ago

  Hey there! <br>I&apos;ve fixed plenty of things... sometimes until they broke – but some actually worked afterward! <br>Pro tip for beginners: Always take pictures before taking stuff apart – it really helps when putting things back together.

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  @Dan-v3i · 1 year ago

  This is the reason why you are liked by so many people. You have created a community that likes to watch you on your journey, learn from your triumphs and mistakes, and you appreciate all that watches you. Keep it up brother!

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  @laceyasher825 · 11 months ago

  what started it for me was my kids found 2 wii consoles someone was selling from their storage unit they werent even sure if they worked anymore, well he sold us both for $25 and we cleaned them one of them worked one of them it wouldnt read the disc so i took it apart and realized the &quot;ribbon&quot; was disconnected so i reconnected it cleaned it and 2 wiis for 25!!!!!

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  @paulmartin3682 · 10 months ago

  I&apos;m 56 and for some reason I&apos;ve just become fascinated in electronics. Bought myself a few starter items online and have no idea where to start but this video is giving me a good basic understanding of what to do next. Cheers!

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  @Pete1177 · 9 months ago

  I was an apprentice tv engineer in the 60’s repairing black &amp; white TV’s then went on to colour TV’s . I graduated to aircraft electronics. The urge to fix stuff is like a drug, absolutely anything that stops working I must know why. It’s cheaper now to replace a board so the skills of repairing to component level has gone. Thanks for sharing your journey.

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• SA

  @SalemTechsperts · 1 year ago

  Keep up the good work man, love to see your journey and all the people that you&apos;re inspiring to fix their own stuff!

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• ZT

  @zteamvideo2561 · 10 months ago

  Someone needs to bring back RadioShack!

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• EM

  @emiliomaraganas · 9 months ago

  I&apos;m a Registered Nurse now but my Passion &nbsp;when I was young is electronics.. And I&apos;m going back to it..😂❤

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  @daumeric · 1 year ago

  A tutorial on how to use and read a multi meter would be useful.

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