Re: Replacing SMD component
Owen Vinall
This info is just in time for my own attempts at working on Smd's. Some great tips thanks for all of them. I am thinking of making some Smd bits for my rather old Weller iron using some modified copper pipe pieces. Re Bad Tracks on Hard drives. I used to rebuild (not real rebuilding) Mainfram disc packs. You had to run a program to detect bad tracks then add them to the bad tracks directory then copy all the data back. Crude version of Defrag I guess. I wondered how consumer grade discs handled that issue. Re Smd's I am making a simple Web cam Microscope so I can see what I am doing. So far I disassembled a spare web cam that is no longer supported by current W. Plugged it into a spare Raspberry Pi usb port running Raspbian (Debian). Fired up Vlc and it recognised the web cam. With the web cam lens removed and a spare Slr lens reverse mounted against it I can see fairly clearly the many 3 coloured dots on my monitor. They are quite large. I have 3d printed a number of holders to hold the reversed lens and the modified web cam so It's now a matter of tidying it up. Just use Dr Google. You will need plenty of light but that's easy. Sorry if this is rather long. 73 Owen
On Wed, 9 Sep 2020, 6:22 am Black Wolfe, <blackwolfe@...> wrote:
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