basic electronic toolkit? preferrably nontoxic?

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CDR
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Re: basic electronic toolkit? preferrably nontoxic?

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Oh okay, that makes a lot more sense, way more complicated then regular headphones! I managed to blow something on an old laptop just after fixing it, so automatic practice creation is something I also have experience in :lol: .

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Alphaville
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Re: basic electronic toolkit? preferrably nontoxic?

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CDR wrote:
Wed Feb 10, 2021 9:05 pm
automatic practice creation is something I also have experience in :lol: .
:lol: :lol: 🍻

plantingtheseed
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Re: basic electronic toolkit? preferrably nontoxic?

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Found a book that provides a good sense of what troubleshooting electronics will be like:
https://www.amazon.com/Consumer-Electro ... 0070158096
There might be an e-book floating around on the web somewhere. :mrgreen:

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