Tektronix TDS694C repair

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@rossmanngroup 7 лет назад

Thank you to everyone who made a purchase on eBay via our affiliate link at rossmanngroup.com/ebay for helping support this type of content. Your viewership is appreciated and as always, I hope you learned something!

@woswasdenni1914 6 лет назад

i tried looking up the chip anbd found aforum entry where a guy paid $2650 for bordrpair for exactly that chip with exactly that faul and burned pin. but this was 2011 lol

@HawkFest 4 года назад

@Tony King why do you want people to all behave/react the same way, like instating imperative and standardized emotional "between the lines" perceptions ? In regards to the same thing, people can react (or act) in different ways. So, if a guy repeats too much (for your own "taste") that he's/she's innocent, then such person must be guilty ? You're assuming ONE type of character in order to judge us all... This is irrational, even anti-humanist - sorry but we're not communists nor cyborgs so don't try to patronize our emotions.

@jesusyamato2887 4 года назад

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@jasonsullivan5448 4 года назад

@Tony King its a year people are watching this for the first time I wonder if one would still see it as ramming?

@whoreny6823 3 года назад

@joekahno 4 года назад

One of the hardest things I had to learn doing repair work was to keep my OCD on a short leash. Too many times I've tried to clean up one last thing on an acceptably completed job and in the process created more work for myself than the original job required.

@jakeneko 7 лет назад

Louis you're an inspiration to anybody with an interest in computers. I wish more people could be as self motivated as you. Keep doing what you do and never quit these fucking awesome long form videos.

@rossmanngroup 7 лет назад

+OliverFao thank you

@ChipGuy 6 лет назад

These chips are the trigger comparators and control logic. The o-scope can work with just one really. Missing chips for channel 3 and 4 only cause an inconvenience, because if you want to trigger on a signal that happens to be on channel 3 or 4 you will have to move that signal from 3 or 4 to channel 1 or 2 where your trigger chips are not missing. In fact most times the trigger input is set to channel 1 anyway.

@Jaytestplus 7 лет назад

Louis, you are the man! The repair was successful! The scope is working great and triggers fine up to 3GHz! Thanks a million. I'll recommend you in the future if I come across anyone who needs this type of work.

@rossmanngroup 7 лет назад

I'm glad to hear it. I'm always nervous when I have no ability to test something before/after. Very cool that it all worked out well!

@Jaytestplus 7 лет назад

You'll probably be hearing from me again if you're willing to do more of these. This is an Achilles heel in this particular scope.

@rossmanngroup 7 лет назад

Sure. Happy to work with you. I am curious, does Tektronix support these at all or just "genius bar" you?

@Jaytestplus 7 лет назад

No support on these scopes any more. The scope is about 18 years old now. The last time I bought one of these chips from them was in 2009 or so. Since then, their support has gone in the toilet anyway. Recently I repaired a 16GHz 100GS/s DSA71604C model for a customer that had a bad power interconnect board - this scope is still in support. However, they would not sell the board to me, but quoted a repair estimate of over $18,000 dollars. (it's worth about $100K or so) I ended up repairing the board which had 2 bad DC/DC converter modules. They were a nightmare to remove as the board has massive ground and power planes; my wife had to assist holding a soldering iron, while I held another one *and* a hot air rework gun to boot. If I had known of you, I probably would have sent it to you!

@lroy730 7 лет назад

Tektronix has shut down most of their small independant certified repair shops for just a few in company Warranty repair and Calibration houses.

@silasmarner7586 4 года назад

I do a LOT of microassembly .. a) Your methods of thermal management/preheating are excellent. b) I am pretty fond of metcal stations. I use one station but use 1 single tip setup and 1 tweezer setup - the latter being most useful for SMD removal provide one side ain't attached to a HUGE ground/power plane suckin' out the heat. c) I will NEVER use lead free solder in my natural life. It makes this fine work 10X more difficult. I'm SURE there are plenty of assemblers out there who have mastered it but not me. For large pin count IC's I align them and touch the soldering iron to two opposite corners, one at a time, so if I'm misaligned it's fairly easy to desolder. I'm pretty sure after zillions of these you've evolved your own style and there ain't nothin' like MASSIVE experience to say what's what... thanks for the video Louis!

@m1k869 7 лет назад

As a student with a surface i have to say, there are some around at college. Altough my next computer is going to be a notebook again, i do not regret getting it. Writing on the Surface does really help you stay organised. You have to have this extra plus on motivation to sort your notes to the scripts once a week or something. I don't :D

@richfiles 7 лет назад

About a decade ago I got a palette of broken oscilloscope for $0.50 and fixed several of them. My best repair was a TDS420a that had been pulled off the workbench riser, and landed on the BNC plugs on the front. Each of the four BNC plugs were mounted to ceramic modules with about 40 through hole pins (each) tying them to the main attenuator board. Channel 1 had a cracked ceramic module, and was shot. The other BNCs were just physically bent, but the enclosure took the force and saved the ceramic modules. To get it up and running temporarily, I desoldered the ceramic module for channel 4 and installed it into the position for channel 1. I also replaced all the BNCs. That got me a three channel Tektronix scope for 50 freakin' cents! Ultimately though, I decided to invest some money, and bought a TDS420a off ebay that I felt, from he description likely had digital issues. I was able to extract good modules to repair all channels. Between the two scopes, I was able to install nearly all the available options. It was a very nice scope for it's age! Thanks to my job at the time, I was able to properly calibrate the scope, in house, and ended up with a wonderful tool. I did eventually sell it, though I haven't replaced it with anything better yet. I felt quite pleased with myself for successfully changing out the ceramic modules. Used a Pace desoldering tool and a Hakko 936... I know EXACTLY what you were referring to when you mentioned pre-heating the board... Those Tektronix boards are danged heat suckers!

@richfiles 7 лет назад

I made a Hackintosh. Been running it for almost 4 years. Love it! Cost a hell of a lot less than actual Apple hardware, and it actually has a decent GPU. i7 3770k, 32 GB RAM, GTX 980ti

@PhilipHubbe 5 лет назад

Louis: I can fix your MacBook Also Louis: What’s Safari?

@Chris-qg9rz 4 года назад

I fix pcs, and do basic electronics. What you do, is amazing!

@mikenakamura6226 3 года назад

I designed television equipment for Tektronix. Very cool to see this video.

@matthewsykes4814 3 года назад

I trust Weller, solid built psu's almost wolverine like irons, the elements last for ages, tips not so much but tips are dirt cheap in bulk so it's a win win for me.

@sleepara 7 лет назад

I put a little piece of adhesive on the top of the chip and flip it to secure it in place on the table..makes it easier to clear the bridges

@markkeeper7771 4 года назад

Yesterday I slept while watching this video, so relaxing

@jzenrick1989 6 лет назад

Only made it to 8:30 and had to comment that the board looked so clean and nice

@apostthemighty7424 4 года назад

Tektronix make a very quality product I have a 40 year old oscilloscope from tektronix that still works.

@DavidMagnaCarta 7 лет назад

Louis, it's rare that we get to see you use the correct tip to remove solder with the desoldering braid!

@charleshall376 5 лет назад

Try a rubber band on the tweeters for a low pressure third hand to hold chips when you have an oddball chip... I know this stream has been out a while, but i thought it still might be a helpful thought if you run across a similar situation in the future.

@toshtownslate8407 4 года назад

Appreciate your fine work Louis!!!

@Starcat128 7 лет назад

the 1st gen game-boy with the lines on the LCD doesn't need any extra parts just a solder iron you take the hot iron wile the game-boy is on at full contrast touch the ribbon cable connected to the LCD part of the screen it should remove the Lines. careful not to melt the cable

@AdamSNook. 4 года назад

wow Louis 1.25M subscribers glad to see it you deserve it :) great vids

@yagoa 4 года назад

Of course you have scaling on other screens, to have basically any res or scaling just get SwitchResX Another nice thing is that the ram for scaling is instantly loaded and unloaded in MacOS, I'm running a retina mac at full res now with 200MB extra ram

@lroy730 7 лет назад

Yes !!Tektronix I use to repair and calibrate them before or shop closed in 2009.The chip is expensive , but you can buy a real brand new one . $17K thats cheap for a Tek scope, they have a DPO that list over $40K .. My favorite is 1980's 465 analog followed by 468 witch is analog or digital with the flick of a switch.

@junebugjoe5914 7 лет назад

465b w delay trigger, my fav!

@lroy730 7 лет назад

Yep ,Trigger View in vert mode was a sweet mod. When ever I use a newer digital scope I must ask "Is this Real Time or Fake Time ?"...

@Jaytestplus 7 лет назад

In the 2000 Tektronix catalog, the TDS694C listed for $37,995. Option 1M (which this scope will have when I'm done with it and hopefully working) was an additional $2,495.

@NoahFect 7 лет назад

That's a custom ASIC fabricated for Tektronix by Maxim almost 20 years ago. You're not going to be buying any new ones, unless a cache of NOS parts turns up.

@Jaytestplus 7 лет назад

Don't need new ones ! ;) Scope only need two of them.

@leohobbleohobb3781 4 года назад

At the end you mention adcom and parasound.That are mid level audio gear often for to much money.here are some high quality options.i-Elac Uni.fi UF5 are great.need some smaller ELAC Debut 2.0 B6.2 .You get those floorstanding to with 2 extra woofers.Or better the series with AMT type tweeters(air motion transformers)4 times more output than the membran movement indicate do to the shape of the fold in the membran.A dome tweeter 1 inch with a normal zise faceplate A amt with same size faceplate with a membran cutout 1 inch wide and 3 inch high(rectangular)the folded membran with voice coil wapered on the membran material act like a resistor perfect load for any amp.if you strech out this folded membran i can fit around 4-6 1 inch dome mebranes in areal.In my mind a speaker with a sensitivity under 90 DB 1meter 1 watt is not aceptable.High snistivity and light moving mass on midrange and tweeters are critical.have build sound systems for 40 years and build amps repair tv phones etc that comes my way.Learned a lot from watching your videos.

@steveberube966 7 лет назад

I really enjoy these videos, thanks for posting them.

@dennishamilton772 5 лет назад

Cool idea with the magnet on your screwdriver to hold screws.

@Kaiwala 5 лет назад

Yeah we have those by default. I find it amusing that this information is only just reaching you, if you do need screwdrivers always go for magnetic tip. They save you a ton of hassle.

@diogoeskate3075 4 года назад

My dude, tks, I plan to read your presentation on learning this craft, also check your links in the description I do believe some are broken. The wishlist and chips list did not work.

@xjohnlangerijs527 4 года назад

....Deeds show, where where words obey, or show... showing off(s). So much appreciations 4 peeps wha can talk the talk but also walk, the... walk! As in knowing, that understanding... in no understatement. Namasté.

@Hardwayistheonlyway 5 лет назад

As soon as someone mentioned you getting a boob job i instantly pictured Sean Lock in the tv show 'Ideal' :D

@cmjbrodman 6 лет назад

Louis, at 26:03 you mentioned the no fan rule- I see a fan in the background lol

@danielesparza5118 4 года назад

Flux is horrible for precision measurements. When you repair these devices, make sure you use enough flux remover, if possible use di water on an ultrasonic bath and bake the boards at 125C for about 30mins.

@fredfredricksen2616 5 лет назад

Used to do this and others for many years, consumers and even businesses are difficult, they want cheap costs with high quality. The cost of the test equipment vs revenues get so disproportionate in the age of use and throw away. I just walked away, and did other things.

@jonesconrad1 4 года назад

Louis I am writing a cross platform audio editor that runs on linux, windows and macOS, absolutely 100% the audio on macOS in leaps and bounds above the other two. If you are going to do linux just stay away from pulse, I am not even going to support it Alsa and Jack only. Honestly I would suggest macOS, I was adamantly against Macs for years, being a windows admin by trade (big corporate networks AD/SCCM/MSI Packaging) I bought a MBP second hand off eBay just to test my application and write the OS specific parts, specifically in this case the bit that interfaces with the audio system, you don't even need documentation to program for coreAudio the APIs are sensible and make sense, Microsoft's WASAPI is a hot mess I can't even begin to describe how convoluted it is, and this was a "from scratch" new interface leaving behind the legacy of MME, Alsa is not bad. but if you do go OS10 look at sound flower and the derivates (now paid for) they do work extremely well and allow routing very easily. As far as using the OS goes I found it very weird to start with given I had being using KDE on personal machines for 10+ years and windows at work, once I got used to macOS I start to appreciate quite a few things about it, like not having to 15 clicks to get to the network adapter to change the IP address, icons next to the clock to control the sound that are actually useful rather than that ridiculous mixer on windows where you still have to go into the control panel or settings or whatever they are calling it this week, and without trying to go full fan boy (as I actually still prefer working on linux as there are slightly more dev tools available) I started using it for work for Skype sessions over Citrix and my work calls turned from hassle trying to get the headset to work, to just dialing someone and speaking to them and getting on with the meeting, (note this is using the plantronics bluetooth dongle not the builtin bluetooth), it's funny because the disdain you display for MacBooks and their flaws (hardware related) is the same disdain I display for windows having worked with it for 20 years (wow that's scary 20 years) you are intimately acquainted with all the apple hardware faults and as I am with the hideousness of windows and all the bugs we've had to work round over the years , it is truly awful. If I have to run windows, I run server it restores a little sanity, but not much.

@illygah 4 года назад

is that noise coming from your mic signal ground floating or is it the sound of a physical fan, etc? This is the only video I've noticed this on from your channel, so clearly you fixed it. I'm trying to clean up the buzz from my KRK's. They just moved rooms, but the other room was wired properly. AC polarity stopped mattering once it got further down the hall. Every other youtube video talking about this problem is boring. I only say that cause I haven't yet found the video wherein Louis describes and demonstrates troubleshooting audio signal interference and the workarounds he implemented in the shop. This isn't a fan request, mostly because it wouldn't surprise me if somewhere in your vast catalog, you dove into the problem already. Huge fan. You are essential in right to repair maintaining widespread public support. When I wonder how the epicenter is doing, I check in on your latest bikeride video. You and Lincoln (I think you've mentioned him before?) need to post a bikeride video cross-over episode and just recant what it felt like, to be in new york during this 'attack'. Summer finale crossover episode, yayyyyyy! You both have ebikes. You're both tempered by nyc similarly. Your social commentary is entertaining in its own respect. New York Skeptic Podcast with Louis and Lincoln. Live Thursdays. East coast vibes, everyone is working on something and that's the podcast. Westcoast vibes is no one isn't reclining comfortably in recording studio as a full time job. I can't see your schedules coordinating on this though, if I'm being honest. I don't know how to do the youtube comments. Is this too much? fun question to close on: apple's eventual ar wearable device... will ifixit even bother giving it a score or is it basically just gonna be optics, bonded to electronics, bonded to a giant middle finger? You gonna get an industry cert doing neuralink repairs??

@dwarslopers 7 лет назад

Hey Louis, can you explain, what kind of microscope you are using? And what is this slime for while soldering? I did just a few SMD repairs, but i think you way is better. But i wonder that a chip is still alive while heating so long. Did you do a video where you explain your gear?

@rossmanngroup 7 лет назад

I went over the microscope I prefer along with the differences in the types of stands here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C_eQrbop-J4.html What I recommend for tools you can usually see in the description of the repair videos.

@forrest225 7 лет назад

osx isn't too awfully different. I had to use a mac through high school, not much of a learning curve, just gotta learn the names of everything.

@kkendall99 5 лет назад

Dude!! I love your videos and I also love oscilloscopes but 3 hours? I don't have that kind of free time. EEVBlog would break that kind of thing down to a couple videos.

@peterfitzpatrick7032 5 лет назад

Ken... this is a friday nite special, get a few beers in & load up on popcorn I often watch long vids like this by making a night of it... but then again, I don't have a life ! 😂 😎👍☘️

@BartechTV 4 года назад

1:31:55 - I bought the Apple AA rechargables. They caught fire inside my mouse and ruined it.

@johnswanson5757 4 года назад

Just find your $1,500 executive chair with a broken bracket which attaches pedestal to seat on Wall Street on trash day. Order replacement part on Amazon for about $50.

@TerryGrancho 5 лет назад

Not sure if I get what you were looking for in MacOS but look into Soundflower and Audio Hijack Pro... too late?

@slapnut892 4 года назад

Ah, that old store nostalgia.

@lepompier132 7 лет назад

Louis, you should talk to the guy at this channel "Switched to Linux" He does live broadcast like you on youtube. And he does all that with a linux system.

@uis246 Год назад

15:21 You mean Jack Audio Control? OBS AFAIK supports it.

@chancho00 5 лет назад

If the chip its complete dead why not just cut pin by pin with side cutters then proceed to remove the pins with the soldering iron quickly, that way you don't stress the board and pads.

@koda1775 5 лет назад

it doesnt work like that the pins are underneath the ram

@yoramstein 4 года назад

You said something about being rich enough that you will not care about $600-700 somebody owe's you. Something you should know Rossman: From fixing computers you will never get rich. In the years 1955-1995 my father used to fix first radios , later B/W TV sets then color TV's at afternoons by people homes after he finished his day job at the Government's communication department. By afternoons repairing he made 4 times his government salary. We lived good but never got rich. You will make money by selling same item in big quantities with good profit or sell in small quantity at high price (real estate). Do yourself a favour get into real estate (renovating) while you are still young and capable of Physical labor. Greetings from Amsterdam NL.

@emailfilters 5 лет назад

"Solder bridges? We don't need no stinking solder bridges!"

@lroy730 7 лет назад

Most the time people damage Oscilloscopes by over voltage on the front end. Wrong Probe or Wrong Probe Setting.

@corneliusdobeneck4081 4 года назад

Tektronix is Hollywood grade high-end video tech -> 10.000 bucks +. :)

@nettyvoyager6336 7 лет назад

and yes you can show us the whole board just hold it up the camera your filming this with !

@petenikolic5244 3 года назад

Use a PROPOER O/S LINUX

@CharlyDickensgmail 6 лет назад

hell louis what flux remover do you use... i saw you have 1 liter bottle. looks it is good stuff.thanks and keep on going... greetz from europe

@dennishamilton772 5 лет назад

Why did the customer want the chip removed on the Tek scope?

@josuagay4558 7 лет назад

Louis that pink bag is not a ESD bag

@pride293 4 года назад

alas the third chip

@mikespikeey4625 7 лет назад

i had pc mother boards for 20+ years and not 1 of them have failed,so glad a never had a crapplle sorry apple,yes i know thats not a crapple .have u tried repairing ham radio theres a lot of money to b made there

@elligue 3 года назад

So, how anout Mac OS X, have you learnt it yet? I would considder it an honor to teach you if you’re interested.

@YouTubeChannel2000 5 лет назад

To what temperature you have preheated the board, approximately 100° ?

@XxDOPEKILLERXx 4 года назад

Auto play was on and I was sleeping while this whole video played

@kreatos10 8 месяцев назад

The amount of time I had customer ask me a question about iOS and I was like ... sorry mate you'll have to ask my co-worker I only know the hardware part 🤷 And my co worker would say they other thing around Hehe

@rbock1203 5 лет назад

Great video

@gregoryhamilton5660 4 года назад

You said you had something for sale, I thought I heard you say tablets any kind of device to tap into Wi-F. I'm not quite sure how to get in contact with your business for you.

@cpK054L 7 лет назад

Wait... this is an oscilloscope.. Looks like you replaced an uC IC... doesn't that require reprogramming for it to even work correctly? or did you buy a preprogrammed IC?

@AlexForencich 7 лет назад

It's most likely a custom high speed analog ASIC, not a microcontroller. It may be in the same package as some microcontrollers, but that certainly doesn't mean it's a microcontroller.

@Gameboygenius 7 лет назад

1) What makes you think it's a uC? It was described by the person who sent it in as a trigger chip, so probably analog goodness. 2) Did you watch the video? The replacement chip was taken from the same board, the one next to the broken one. Unless the chip for each channel has different programming (assuming it was a programmable chip) this would not be an issue.

@woodywoodlstein9519 5 лет назад

So that gel is flux ? To clean and spread the heat evenly ?

@sam9216 5 лет назад

Woody Woodlstein No, mostly to prevent corrosion caused by heat while soldering.

@pordzio 7 лет назад

Louis: How were You trying to connect everything with JACK? Did you use something like QJackCtl or did You try to connect it using command line? Also: OBS seems to not have support for JACK built-in - it is a plugin (afaict).

@rossmanngroup 7 лет назад

+Piotr Porada i couldmt find the plugim. Would love to see it! I bet it was right in front of my face or something. I wasn't using qjackctl, some patch program rather.

@locust76 7 лет назад

29:25 I feel two joints before I feel two joints, and then I feel two more

@nellnelly9363 7 лет назад

Hi Louis,have you used the cheap Chinese hakko t12 tips,if so what do you reckon,the originals are expensive,in the uk.

@firstresponders662 4 года назад

Can you replace a xbox one retimer chip? What is the cost?

@mitchellheadington5182 7 лет назад

Hey Lewis, Just wondering your opinion about the thermaltronics TMT-9000S soldering station. I picked one up 'as new' second hand a few years back for a couple of hunderd bucks (australian) as i was looking at getting into electronics. I haven't really used it too much, so i dont know if its any good or if i got ripped off. Cheers

@micks24h 7 лет назад

Do you think this one 7X-45X Trinocular Inspection Microscope with Super Large Stand, Will come up with same quality ?. compare to yours

@ExperienceCN 7 лет назад

I'm a huge fan of the surface pro but Microsoft support kicks your a... I broke the screen and sent it in for repair. I got back a different refurbished surface. The problem was, it was in a shape of a banana and after several complaints they still sensed me shitty quality refurbished ones. All with bad screens.

@nickfoster6034 6 лет назад

you broke yours? how i throw mine around and it still works lol

@diogoeskate3075 4 года назад

Are you grounded some how? Yes I studied philosophy, I went to a therapist.... XD

@williamvangorden44 3 года назад

Duck tape and bubble gum it works i promise🤣🤣🤣

@andrewchristiansen8311 4 года назад

You gotta know what Mac stands for. My Autism's Contagious.......

@johnswanson5757 4 года назад

Remember the PC JR.

@dragansavatic 7 лет назад

What is the board number for that macbook you don't have schematics to?

@zikogoldfinch6162 4 года назад

1:46:20 Why there is a missing componment?

@zikogoldfinch6162 4 года назад

Ok i get the answer after 3 minutes 😄

@nettyvoyager6336 7 лет назад

that board is an NVR CCTV box by the look of it and yes you can test it just power it up and plug a camera into it then plug a monitor in it as well easy to test it :P

@nettyvoyager6336 7 лет назад

for plugging in 4 microscopes

@nettyvoyager6336 7 лет назад

meaning you can plug and or cctv cameras or microscopes into them

@zeroskill990 6 лет назад

Is an osciilioscope or something you dumbfuck

@nathanielbest3541 7 лет назад

For the person who asked about gameboy repair, check out "GameTechUS" he does console repairs.

@pilgrammedia7295 6 лет назад

ask Eli about Chinese pizza guy during his live stream tonight

@bornfe5127 5 лет назад

safari means journey in swahili probably the best named app

@slap_my_hand 7 лет назад

Linux users must have some kind of command line fetish.

@gigiduru125 7 лет назад

windows users must like clicking on things

@slap_my_hand 7 лет назад

That's why i have a 70€ mouse.

@gigiduru125 7 лет назад

Still too slow. The command line is useful if you have to manipulate a large number of files or process lots of text, data etc

@slap_my_hand 7 лет назад

gigi duru It's great for that, but i don't think that "normal" PC users want to learn 500 commands just to do the things that they could do in a GUI a little bit faster.

@thatredkite8310 5 лет назад

cause Linux users love having control over EVERYTHING they do

@keltonnewman3864 5 лет назад

It's awesome that you say that you are a bum. You skipped out of college? Then you failed out of college? Wonderful. You seem better than college, IMHO.

@michaelknight2342 6 лет назад

"Pulseaudio is done by the same person who's doing systemd"

@wesleymays1931 3 года назад

and who the fuck are you

@Akkillies 5 лет назад

A TDS694C, who was the customer? a time traveler?

@garymisbach 7 лет назад

I heard you say 300k

@benbaselet2026 6 лет назад

These videos are great background music for fiddling in my little hobby at home. I Yesterday I revived a PS3 I found from the trash :-)

@andyfloyd1895 5 лет назад

I got a free 1st (?) gen MBP , sans charger and hd. I added a ssd, and scored a $10 magsafe charger. I run Linux Mint on it without Mac OS. It's good, but slow. Have more ram on order so I can tun 64bit Linux. Nothing gets trashed at my house.

@mkschreder 5 лет назад

I love these older videos where louis is still not stressed out and talks about everyday stuff.

@couchgamingnews9379 5 лет назад

I was sleeping and I accidentally had your videos playing on accident then I dreamt about a fan traveling far to come see you. When I woke up I was confused

@AllTrueIsHim 4 года назад

weird, just did just this

@4TheRecord 4 года назад

Was it an Apple fan with no fan spin?

@iceman4154 5 лет назад

The funny thing is the CC algorithm definitely messed up the parts names but got everything about 4th wave feminism correct, haha.

@bobdehuisbaas1 4 года назад

"I'm going to make an active effort to not screw myself" Ah, the eternal struggle

@davecc0000 4 года назад

Re. your audio issue with Linux: "There are no Linux users, only sys admins." Seriously.

@kinglooper 3 года назад

As a Linux user who wants to be a sysadmin. I love this

@Bigrignohio 7 лет назад

You don't need to know how to use a MAC to repair them any more than a well-trained aircraft mechanic needs to have a pilot's license. Is it a bonus? Possibly. But certainly not a requirement.

@SyeedAli 5 лет назад

2:42:55 - > If I say something controversial it's in the middle of a two-hour stream on you know sis clock RTC 32 kilohertz shorted to ground so it's not like.. I don't think there's an algorithm to detect that yet.. like hey, within this two-hour stream with this person's talking about VCC IO versus V core the RTC circuit and why PP3v42 is needed before g3 hot find the thing he said about fourth wave feminism.. like I don't think there's an algorithm for that yet, I don't think there's an algorithm for that yet.. Yes. Yes there is. - Identify the target of two minutes of hate - Organize dogpiling - Separate the workload of a channel's videos - Assign people to blocks of videos - View and listen to videos - Read transcripts, and control-f for keywords - Grade it like homework, because it is.

@SyeedAli 5 лет назад

"How did this guy even find that quote? Nobody watches my old videos!" Except for a couple of exceptions, I've been watching every (remaining) video at 1x speed right from the very first. I'm entertained and learning.

@zeitgeist909 4 года назад

I am so glad there is someone else listening to this in such depth and finding the gems Louis just scatters around for people to pick up and accumulate!

@BrainStirmKZ 7 лет назад

My illiterate friends say i'm crazy to watch such boring videos for hours... Poor bastards... Keep up the good work man! It's great fun watching and listening to you!

@GrahamMilkdrop 5 лет назад

I don't know why, but watching board repairs is really relaxing. Thanks.

@Maverickx89 7 лет назад

Hey Louis, if you happen to order another Quick station, you could consider the 713 - it is expensive, but you usually have a small bench as a beginner/hobbyist and having an all-in-one station may be very well worth the extra money for saving space to actually do work on. And there are barely any reviews of it at the moment =)

@emailfilters 5 лет назад

Louis, I have been using your MacBook motherboard repair techniques on many different electronics board repairs for some time, now. So, your skills will definitely transfer to other types of repair. Kudos for taking on a Tektronics scope. I use a TDS 224 four channel jportable here in the shop. Also, thanks for the side view of your hot air technique. I wasn't able to guess how close you were to the board from the microscope view RU-vid style. I didn't realize you could get so close to the board with it. Maybe my chips will come off faster now that I'm less chary about moving closer with the nozzle. BTW, when will you be getting more Crest PowerSonic P500H-45's in your store? My requisition has finally gone through to purchase one.