For whomever is wondering how Alex manages to remove the glare is by using a secondary light at a different angle, so the light won't reflect towards the camera sensor and affect the view. The light he is using is a dual 6 watt (3 watts each)
So it switches from one light to another light? I guess the primary light is placed on top near the microscope and the secondare are place angled. That seems make sense and because it is from a different angle, sometimes the exposure also reduced a little bit.
@Sion Theodorus Yes exactly, he turns off the primary light which is circular around the microscope lens, and turns on the secondary light that is set at a different angle
Thanks for telling us the temps you're working with. Even though hot air guns and boards are all different, knowing the range of temperatures for different types of parts is very interesting.
Alex so proud of your simplicity and honesty in explainatio whilst attending to complex faults. Truly you are a cosmos of knowledge. keep us educated with more of your great videos. God bless you with Wisdom and good health. ☆Bertram De Zilva☆ (Sri Lanka)
Due to these videos and equipment purchases, I have already learned to solder smd components quite well. I haven't dared to try that ball solder yet. At least there are a couple of different ways to do that.
The problem with this model ipad, is that when you try to seal the display back you need to make so much effort because you have the wires of the digitizer and the home button otherwise the screen will not sit on place in the edges 100%.
Its so true on the experience and pattern recognition for troubleshooting regardless of sector of electronics work, i work in telecommunications and i love watching your work
Do you ever have a bad day? Where it feels like everything goes wrong and you can’t do your work as well as you should? I feel this often enough and it knocks my confidence down when I’m starting out on soldering
to open devices takes a lot of patience and is often frustrating, open without breaking anything :D ...closing is easy if you remember every detail, if not you´ll have some spare screws after closing it :D
One gets curious about the cost of repair in certain cases, like with those where people insist to repair old units for other reasons than data recovery. So if you could include the cost, at least in select cases, even when it is a fix or no-fix, it would be nice. Anyway - it is protecting the environment if people really wants to repair and continue using older units instead of buying new ones, even though it might be somewhat costly, but probably still cheaper than buying something new, or?
Do you work on diy flight controllers, stmf405 stmf722 ect? "Bardwell" if your not informed. The fets are tightly placed and lots of small caps/diodes to slide around
I hate that stuff apple uses for underfill. Such a pain to deal with. Reminds me of dealing with potting compounds. Some companies used to cover bare silicon ic's with it to prevent reverse engineering. I imagine some still do.
Hey Alex, do you have any projects where you repair multiple layer fire damaged PCB(like a hiroshima'd mosfet)? Likely an expensive repair or personal project. There are not many of those types of repairs on TH-cam and would be incredibly valuable.
great video alex ... and too big boss ... he will never go un noticed in my comments. he is just an important as alex and his father who also rarely gets noticed ....
I just replaced my iPad 3rd Gen Retina display three years ago only because I had to. With the updates things stopped working on it. I did not want to get another one 😢 I miss my old one. Lol. I do NOT like change. I have the iPad Pro 12.9 1st Gen and the touch is everywhere. It opens things I don’t want it to. It’s hard to type a sentence. Example I hit space and instead it hit return and caps locked 🤷🏻♀️ it’s possessed. I can’t live without it though. I pay my bills and everything on here. I don’t have a phone. I don’t like phones. My old iPad worked great
So do you offer a battery replacement to the customer given its age whilst you have the tablet open already.. Seems a relatively simple way to increase revenue and the customers experience.. 👍
Amazing, good job. Great work to both of you. I am curious about that black thing on that arm, on the right side of your microscope. What is that? Looks like a "palm"😂 the old electronic device from the mid 2000's i think. Thank you for that video, greets
Polarizing filters cost at least 1 stop of light. Which equals to having to double the ISO or doubling the exposure time or decreasing the aperture by a factor of 1.4 You never thought about filming big boss doing the disassembling of all the different equipment you receive? Before I buy a laptop, I’ll check on TH-cam how easy it is to disassemble. And if memory and SSD are replaceable or expandable. The documentation isn’t always that clear.
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big boss has a harder job than people realise,shoutout to big boss your skills havent gone un noticed
We need a spotlight video on his daily grind
@@MattyEngland The most hated job that I have to do is to deal with all mechanical parts
I hear he is even greater than the boss.
I think big boss should have his portion of the show!!! Like putting everything back together and tearing down along with testing and cleaning.
This is true. I recently fixed a PS5. The most annoying and time consuming part was disassembly and reassembly.
Alex is the Surgeon and the Big Boss closes the patients :) That big hug to the NorthridgeFix family ❤
You are the man, Alex. Your level of fault finding and repair work is just pure amazing to watch.
You guys are both masters at your craft!
I love these videos so much !!! Respect the customer. Learning from you every single day!!!!
Love how humble you are man God bless you and your family
Big Boss is the Boss of all bosses ! Excellent Alex! 😆👍👍
For whomever is wondering how Alex manages to remove the glare is by using a secondary light at a different angle, so the light won't reflect towards the camera sensor and affect the view. The light he is using is a dual 6 watt (3 watts each)
So it switches from one light to another light? I guess the primary light is placed on top near the microscope and the secondare are place angled. That seems make sense and because it is from a different angle, sometimes the exposure also reduced a little bit.
@Sion Theodorus Yes exactly, he turns off the primary light which is circular around the microscope lens, and turns on the secondary light that is set at a different angle
Thanks for telling us the temps you're working with. Even though hot air guns and boards are all different, knowing the range of temperatures for different types of parts is very interesting.
Alex so proud of your simplicity and honesty in explainatio whilst attending to complex faults. Truly you are a cosmos of knowledge. keep us educated with more of your great videos. God bless you with Wisdom and good health.
☆Bertram De Zilva☆
(Sri Lanka)
Data is priceless sometimes. Great video as always Alex 👍
I think big boss should have his own channel teaching how to open known devices such as xbox plays ipad imac etc.
Good job
Due to these videos and equipment purchases, I have already learned to solder smd components quite well. I haven't dared to try that ball solder yet. At least there are a couple of different ways to do that.
You are a great team!
The problem with this model ipad, is that when you try to seal the display back you need to make so much effort because you have the wires of the digitizer and the home button otherwise the screen will not sit on place in the edges 100%.
Its so true on the experience and pattern recognition for troubleshooting regardless of sector of electronics work, i work in telecommunications and i love watching your work
Do you ever have a bad day? Where it feels like everything goes wrong and you can’t do your work as well as you should? I feel this often enough and it knocks my confidence down when I’m starting out on soldering
th-cam.com/users/shortsdgdN7zSUeXU?feature=share
Amazing as always 👍👍
to open devices takes a lot of patience and is often frustrating, open without breaking anything :D
...closing is easy if you remember every detail, if not you´ll have some spare screws after closing it :D
One gets curious about the cost of repair in certain cases, like with those where people insist to repair old units for other reasons than data recovery. So if you could include the cost, at least in select cases, even when it is a fix or no-fix, it would be nice. Anyway - it is protecting the environment if people really wants to repair and continue using older units instead of buying new ones, even though it might be somewhat costly, but probably still cheaper than buying something new, or?
Big boss is the boss of all bosses!
I have an iPad 2 and I use it to watch northridge fix channel.
great job as always thanks so much for sharing your awesome skills and experience
Do you work on diy flight controllers, stmf405 stmf722 ect? "Bardwell" if your not informed. The fets are tightly placed and lots of small caps/diodes to slide around
Also old devices have the right to be fixed
Sure but it Cost more than its worth i have an ipad air 1
It barely goes for 50$ because stuck Ios 12,5
I think you are like electronic doctor . I form India i seen all videos Soper video all 🥰
Hello sir from INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳
Is it comfortable to use a microscope camera instead of microscope for tiny works??
Great work as always. What temperature do you use for desoldering?
Awesome work sir!
We charge the same if the tablet is 1 or 50 years old. Hmmm. You can fix a 1972 tablet? I'd like to see that. They must have been the luggable type.
"ENIAC at home" lol
I hate that stuff apple uses for underfill. Such a pain to deal with. Reminds me of dealing with potting compounds. Some companies used to cover bare silicon ic's with it to prevent reverse engineering. I imagine some still do.
Getting rid of the glare is a different angle for light that simple
where do you get the IC's? from china? I'm curious, I don't think apple reproduce their old ICs
did he need the data or did he want it to work again.. otherwise why add the audio chip if it works likes this.
Hey Alex, do you have any projects where you repair multiple layer fire damaged PCB(like a hiroshima'd mosfet)? Likely an expensive repair or personal project. There are not many of those types of repairs on TH-cam and would be incredibly valuable.
Is that new thermal camera ?
great video alex ... and too big boss ... he will never go un noticed in my comments. he is just an important as alex and his father who also rarely gets noticed ....
big boss isn't his father - just sayin. :) without big boss, the shop wouldn't be the same. he's the boss of all bosses!
I just replaced my iPad 3rd Gen Retina display three years ago only because I had to. With the updates things stopped working on it. I did not want to get another one 😢 I miss my old one. Lol. I do NOT like change. I have the iPad Pro 12.9 1st Gen and the touch is everywhere. It opens things I don’t want
it to. It’s hard to type a sentence. Example I hit space and instead it hit return and caps locked 🤷🏻♀️ it’s possessed. I can’t live without it though. I pay my bills and everything on here. I don’t have a phone. I don’t like phones. My old iPad worked great
Boss love u and all ur videos.pls what voltage and amps do u set ur voltage injection at
Awesome job as always
So do you offer a battery replacement to the customer given its age whilst you have the tablet open already.. Seems a relatively simple way to increase revenue and the customers experience.. 👍
Getting rid of the glare and reflection... so gooseneck led light video soon 😃😉
Awesome job, just awesome.... Amazing work
Amazing, good job. Great work to both of you.
I am curious about that black thing on that arm, on the right side of your microscope. What is that? Looks like a "palm"😂 the old electronic device from the mid 2000's i think.
Thank you for that video, greets
Polarizing filters cost at least 1 stop of light. Which equals to having to double the ISO or doubling the exposure time or decreasing the aperture by a factor of 1.4
You never thought about filming big boss doing the disassembling of all the different equipment you receive? Before I buy a laptop, I’ll check on TH-cam how easy it is to disassemble. And if memory and SSD are replaceable or expandable. The documentation isn’t always that clear.
Sir there are many smd heat gun available in mumbai some genuin some fake how to find fake one
Amazing your all video
Well done, fast diagnosis. Did the 50-year-old tablet have valves (sorry, tubes) in it? Ho, ho.
thank you sir 👍👍
Great work!! Just curious. How many fixes do you get through in a day roughly?
Probably 20 or 30
@@xlwirelesselectronicrepair wow! Impressive!
top job danke
The wiser you get the more your hair turns white🙌🙌👨🦳lol
Big Boss = Boss of all Bosses
Leave your comments down in the questions 😂 someone was in a hurry for lunch
whats the device you use to switch camera views?
Big Boss is the boss of all bosses.
The greatest in Zanzibar.
Big Boss is super 💙
that game is dota 2? :D on the left screen monitor
Good morning
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
What does this IC?
asus laptop is absent today
Do you ever go on vacation? 😁
I want to be your new pet in your new house when you buy it.
Now we gonna test (big smile) :D :D :D
we finaly dont need this one chips x)
Love from india
🙌
It helps to use obscene language working on any Apple product. They b**** make it as miserable as they possibly can.
Came in for no power.
👍
Alex you work way way way too hard
🙏👏👏👏🙏
You are the man, Alex. Your level of fault finding and repair work is just pure amazing to watch