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991ms Calculator board 2017-01-28 12:04:07 Post No. 1122345
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Can someone take a picture of a board from a 991ms calculator, i need it to compare it to a board of a 82ms so i can see the differences and do a patch (the one attached is from 82ms) I need a close look of the matrix keyboard traces and from the traces that come from the back of the board.
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>>1122345
the solder job is really shit and is 99% the problem
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>the solder job is really shit and is 99% the problem
im not really investing much time, that's why im requesting a pic from the other board. I dont have the time to do try all the pins
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>>1122350
yeah but you also aren't investing any skill
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>>1122345
That's soldering... that shitty job on stripping the wire... is this bait?
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>>1122788
Why pre-strip the wire when you can just melt the coating off with the iron/solder? Dedicated wire strippers are a scam.
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>>1122816
oh boy
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>>1122817
Oh boy what? Not that guy but this is exactly what I do for narrow or very short (reads, insulation is more likely to slip of fthe conductor than strip) wires. The insulation rolls itself up and forms a nice little blob that sits against the PCB and prevents the whole wire from working through when you are soldering it.
Though to be clear, "Dedicated wire strippers are a scam" makes me think that guy is a fucklord anyway. I'm not defending him, just saying that for narrow wire, its a good solution.
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