Anyone working on any hardware electrical projects? I just found this wiring book at a store and I fixed a handheld emulator switch with some soldering and an extra switch I had.

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Electric and etc Anonymous 10/19/24 (Sat) 17:05:13 No.2373

Anyone working on any hardware electrical projects? I just found this wiring book at a store and I fixed a handheld emulator switch with some soldering and an extra switch I had.

Anonymous 10/20/24 (Sun) 01:06:43 No.2374

I'm going to try to fix my headphones, which are dead on one side, as soon as I get a chance to get a soldering iron. I don't have that much confidence in getting it right but luckily I still have multiple old pairs of headphones which don't work on one side to try

Anonymous 10/20/24 (Sun) 13:07:36 No.2375

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>>2374
Check out using aspirin on the wires. The wires are sometimes coated in resin which won’t allow the wires to conduct electricity. Ganbare!!!

Anonymous 10/21/24 (Mon) 11:16:16 No.2376

>>2374
I’m genuinely too stupid to do stuff like this, I would probably burn myself if I attempted it

Anonymous 10/25/24 (Fri) 18:53:33 No.2378

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I designed and ordered my first PCB. It's for an EEPROM programmer, well, more of a USB Mass Storage "stick", but it lets me use UNIX tools like dd to do programming.
I wrote a blog about if if you're curious: https://cabin.digital/log/m68k/eeprom.html