USB Hub Revisited - addressing comments and putting in a more substantial fix

I "fixed" this hub in the previous video, but it was admittedly a quick hack fix rather than a substantial long term solution, mainly because I just didnt think it was worth a longer more in-depth fix.
But I have read the comments and feel I need to put a more substantial fix on this and rectify the "quick bodge" impression of the first video.
let's fix it
enjoy the video!
Ade
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Disclaimer: I am not a professional in electronic repairs, a mechanic by trade who has had a titful of cars but has a keen interest in electronics and fixing broken everyday items.
I am also learning as I go along so please608074 don't take my videos as instructional because you will likely die in a pool of your own piss after 240 volts surges through your existence.
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[@yanghao8351]

Great re-fix, It's hard to fix an electronic item that was made with low quality parts, wires and pads. The only thing I'd test as well is a data transfer with the hub. I believe the standard USB plug has the power pins on the outside (one is power and one is ground) and the data pins in the middle. just testing if it charges a mouse shows the power is working but not the data transfer.

[@Knappen82]

I'd maybe recommend using flux more often, to get solder to flow more nicely onto the pads, and get a nicer looking end product. Other than that, great content. Keep up the good work!

[@FixitAde]

Thansk mate, I don't know why I don't use it more

[@dan.h2771]

saw your post on reddit, commenting for the algo!

[@FixitAde]

Thank you

[@yanghao8351]

what reddit channel? curious to read it.

[@dan.h2771]

@@yanghao8351 it was posted on r/newtubers 5 days ago, the username is AdSavings6421