New Members - please post your introductions here

[originalhotrodder]

Man was I happy to find this forum! A little bit about me: My professional electronics background is based in general and corporate aviation Avionics (now retired). I live in Rancho Cordova, a city outside of Sacramento, California. I hate the throw away mentally and love keeping things going, especially electronic based items and as we know, to have a fighting chance of fixing complex electronics you have to have a schematic. I was in search of a schematic for my Dell Venue 11 Pro 7130 tablet/laptop and a link to BadCaps.net led me here. I'm looking forward to being part of this excellent forum.

[Haze]

Hi there.

I'm Dani from Italy. I run a Repair shop from almost 20 years in my City, Catania, Sicily ☀

[weewooweewoo]

Hi there. I'm an electronics enthusiast living just outside of Seattle, WA.

[alebypegasus]

Alessandro aqui, aprendendo ainda como mexer melhor na bios de meu PC

[bob_2020]

Software developer in the DC metro area. Like to repair things. Picked up a car charger that was being thrown, want to get it working.

[Rajesh Kushwaha]

My intro,

Iam new to this repairing section, I am currently practicing to repair laptop pcb.

[jm801]

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[maxri]

hi
I'm a programmer for work.
I live in Italy and I work with electronics mainly as a hobby.
I like to fix things...

[Bayuaji Wisepacific]

Haloooooo from Indonesia, I'm here to learn more about electronics

[Lee N]

Hi. Lee from the UK. After 30 years out of the electronics repair business, I'm back. How things have changed! I have some catching up to do

[Spums]

Hi, from UK. Just starting on repairing Laptops.

[teknoturk78]

Hayatım boyunca elektronik sektöründe çalıştım. Hakkımdaki tüm bilgileri ve hatta görsellerimi YouTube kanalımda görebilirsiniz.
https://www.youtube.com/@teknoturk78

[CvikoM]

Hello, just bought secondhand x395 and bios is locked.

[Paxman_Swede]

Hello from Sweden!

I'm a 50+ guy living in Stockholm Sweden. Electronics is not my strong suit...but I hope that this forum can expand my knowledge a little. Watching many YouTube videos of guys fixing electronics I have noticed that caps are a very common cause of failing electronics so I feel that this is a perfect forum to be a member of for someone that want to dive in to repairing electronic stuff. 😊