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Hi This is Sam Malik,
I have a computer repair business in Toronto. We repair MacBook and laptop logic board problems for local businesses.
In business for last 25 years.
Hoping to join this group and benefit form the community here and be a part of help for others with our experience.
Thanks
Sam
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Hello everyone.
I joined the group to get my Cyberpower PSU back to charging batteries again.
So far, I am truly amazed at how the community comes in, HELPS, and does not try to put you down for not knowing enough about what you are asking for help with.
I've been a member of other forums where the members will downgrade you for asking for help, and I tell you, it is nerve-wracking, to say the least.
Thanks, Badcaps, for having a friendly community of volunteers who actually want to help.
It means a lot to those of us who are either unfamiliar with the electrical parts of our lives or have forgotten things over the years.
Take care, everyone.
Wayne Barron
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Hi all.
General tinkerer here. Background in analog electronics since I was 12. Now a business owner by day, IT Sysadmin network engineer by night, and 'reverse engineering hacker' when the curiosity strikes
Managed to figure out how to reset eeprom in the sybt5 APC packs for the symmetra LX and have been playing with eeprom programming ever since.
Throughout this experience learned how to smd and bgp solder where my prior experience stopped at through hole.
Know a bit of a lot in tech, business, and history.
Very likely on the spectrum.
Nice to meet you all.
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Hi,
I'm new to this forum and stumbled on it when researching bad capacitors that plague us on cheap electronics. I'm not new to repairing electronic boards (as I have to on my old and outdated analog equipment) but any new ideas/methods/etc are always a pleasure to me - I'm not an expert and learning by doing is what I enjoy most.
John Graham
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hello friends. Feel so good to be included here @ Badcaps. Yup electronics is what i'm interested in. and m,ost of my years were spent in this passion profession made it as well as my bread and butter. I also have my own office doing repairs online.... Thank you very much Badcaps... thumbs up to all of you guys.
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Hi all,
Stubbled upon this forum and it looked like there was a lot of useful information.
Trained Electronics Engineer, who spends his time running an automotive test lab, so the only electronics I get to play with are repairs on the test machines.
Mostly I have to deal with corporate bull.
Looking to start doing repairs at home to save my sanity!!
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