When I'm watching your video and i hear the hope in your voice after you attempt a repair, i check the time and see 40min left of the video and think "oh poor vince"
:D yes. I stopped watching the time. I always want him to be successfull...even though on some things you see that they can't work. But his dedication is so contagious
I've recently discovered your channel and I'm absolutely addicted to your videos. I watch at least one everynight before sleeping 😄 This came just in time!
For real i do the same thing or on a weekend when i'm not doing anything and just relaxing i'll bing watch Vince's videos i'm surprised i still have videos to watch on this channel
Your channel inspired me to never give up. I successfully changed a HDMI chip on my faulty LG LCD TV. The chip has about 100 pins. I tried the fix about a year ago without any luck. Only due to your videos I gave it another shot and last nicht I got it to work. You should have seen the smile on my face...it was one of those Vince moments when you are successfull after hours and hours of work. Thank You for your awesome work and the insipration! :)
Vince 10 out of 10 for the effort and commitment. I hope at some point you do another revisit, not just for my own viewing pleasure but I imagine the fact you seemed so close may niggle you too. Either way all the best.
Just wanna say your videos are always super friendly and inviting, relaxing to watch and I'm pretty sure you're the nicest guy on TH-cam. I really hope you got this fixed for your nephew I felt so sorry for him!
My fav part of Vince's videos, is that it doesn't even matter to him if it is even worth the time to try fixing it, and sometimes it totally isn't. But he doesn't like to easily give up, and when he succeeds (and almost always does, at least to a point) He gets really stoked when he succeeds. He is in it to learn, share, and is beyond happy with what he does. This is what youtube is all about if ya ask me. :) thanks vince for all your enthusiastic helpful videos.
At an hour ten I got just as happy as you the longer it went on and the more you kept fixing I was like "he's going to fix this phone and getting more excited please don't stop making videos
If you fix an iPhone to the point of it powering on to the 'press home to unlock' screen, then you should be able to retrieve data off it if I'm not mistaken.
This guy is the most tenacious character I've ever seen. I'd hate to have him chasing me! I'm tempted to rewatch the whole video and count how many times he says "If this doesn't work, I'm just going to give up." (check the time bar) An hour left to go! Clearly, he didn't give up... XD Great work Vince! Your humble nature and persevering spirit have made me a fan!
Definitely with a little more education and resources you will be a force to be reckoned with. Finding diagrams and understanding how componants should be testing really helps. I was Louis Rossmann do a lot of mac book repairs. Good to see you making progress. Keep it up!
The reason some chips look matte black and others look like shiny pieces of silicon is exactly that: the matte black ones are in an epoxy package, whereas the ones that look like they're made of glass are bare passivated dice soldered directly onto the PCB. It's sometimes called a "chip-scale package".
Great effort Vince, you did really well and it's not easy working with such tiny components, it's also a big gamble with water damaged items. It was excellent to see you get as far as you did, well done :)
This was educating. I did a 4S some years ago, one with broken screen one with no wifi IIRC and ended up with one working phone. Ive changed out a battery in hub's newer apple SE too and while it was a bit annoying , it did eventaully work and still does. Really though water seems like it is the killer for tiny electronics. I wonder if a silicagel bag would have worked better than their rice to dry it out.
"Unfortunately there won't be a revisit video for this one" -- Up next on TH-cam: "Revisit iPhone that fell down the toilet!" I'm very impressed with your patience and persistence, Vince.
Hey Vince quick correction iPhone 6s and onward are water proof as it wasn’t advertised it is not very well known however it does have an ip 67 water resistant rating.
I have followed you for a while and have seen your progress, you are a true inspiration. Even though it (at least so far) did not work out this time, I'm very impressed and inspired by your determination and ever increasing skills. Great job and great video! :)
That mirror finish on the ICs is due to what they are made from. Silicon crystals with an extremely high purity are cut into wafers and polished to a mirror finish sometimes for function and cooling. The flat black ICs are "packaged" in a ruff coating of epoxy for protection and when cooling is not an issue.
3am in the morning and I am like hooked, I do love your stages of hope, then deflation, then despondency followed by spotting something and hope flares again until the end with the punch in the air and "yesss" which is always fun to watch :) or the rarer now "put into the naughty box for another day" like the retro consoles yesterday that was a spot on job :D
This is really impressive since you don't have a software like ZXW to help you with schematics. You should invest in that type of software to help with your micro soldering. It should you witch traces go where and also tells you the correct measurements you should get with your multi-meter and I'm looking forwards to more iPhone repairs.
When it comes to water damage, there is probably a bad chip (or any other number of things). I recommend STS Telecom's videos here on TH-cam. That guy specializes in board level repairs and can get almost any number of iPhone problems working again. He has some tools that'll help diagnose problems like this that shouldn't be too expensive either. He may have a video or two that could help you get that iPhone working again or at least help you figure out what exactly is wrong.
I like the Ipad rehab channel on here. She is a house wife who tried to fix her kids iPhone after it went down the toilet. From there she opened up a business fixing IPhones and IPads
If you are able to get it back to the working condition but the touch screen is still not working. Would you still be able to connect the phone to iTunes to get the data off of it to give to your nephew? It's primarily the data he needs to get off it correct?
the chips are cheap to buy and they come already reballed i would revisit this vince i think the screen is at fault with the touch issue because of the burn mark on it good video and you got really close i enjoyed this one well done
I’m still rocking a 5s in 2019 Maybe the connector that was corroded could of affected the touch screen, just like how the corroded connected affected the previous 6s. Also, I’ve herd that there’s two chis that controls the touch, not entirely sure.
Dropped yo a like, nice to see progress, where once the touch screen part "digitiser" was/is replaced and then that chip once and for all replaced resulting in a roaring success.. showing up all the experts who wouldn't have touched it
1:09:53 the moment I hunt for. It's the greatest feeling ever. I've not watched the rest yet Vince so I don't know if it's 100 percent. But God damn I respect your tenacity good Sir. 👍. Watching the rest now.
@@Mymatevince I must admit I detest iPhones and repairing them. The screens are so fragile and even a battery change involves removing so much including the front facing camera. Good luck if you go back to it Vince, I have every faith in you.
Vince the multi layer chip should be the giroscope sensor... try to google board view for iphones and you will find every model and together with the schematics it´s very usefull.
Hi Vince im trying to figure out what part of the UK you are from with your accent? Warwickshire or? i might be wrong but just wondering where your from. Thanks
Bro please finish fixing the phone later!! It could help you learn more about phone repair man. It was amazing what you did to get it working. I want to see it finished man.
Hi Vince. May I suggest you get a pair of helping hands. They are cheap and so very useful especially for holding your boards still while you apply hot air.
Hey Vince, great video as always! Would it be possible when your editing these videos that you could flip the footage so that we get to see it from your point of view? May just be my OCD talking but i think it ould make it a lot better if we could see from your perspective rather than looking from the other end! Hope that makes sense and i really do love your videos especially the longer ones. keep up the brialliant work
Thanks, I could look into it but I think when I tried it before it looked off because the camera is not directly above but at a slight angle. I can try again but I think it threw off the perspective or something :-)
Vince, Try doing a hard restart to possibly fix the touch screen problem. press both the power button and home button at the same time and hold both until the apple logo appears.
Capacitors aren't always connected to ground sometimes they're used to pass an AC signal but block a DC signal. Which can typically be found around RF circuitry.
I've fixed water damaged board with a cheap ultra sonic cleaner and water from the bottom of my tumble dryer. Not officially saying it's the best way. But it has helped me in the past. Bored gone from faulty or dead, to working with just 5 mins in tumble dryer water.
Re the battery - if they are "fully" discharged i.e. below 3V, most (not all) charging circuits will trickle charge them slowly until they are back above 3V then they should go into full charge mode. That's probably what happened with the old battery. You can see the same behaviour with a Poundland powerbank - when new the batteries are empty and you plug them in and nothing seems to be happening. After 5 mins or so the charging light comes on once the trickle charge phase has completed.
Absolutely gutted for you there Vince. Loved watching this and I think if you had of managed to keep going you could of proved the apple experts wrong. Looking forward to what you have next.
@@Mymatevince been there multiple times myself. Still made for a fantastic watch and a learning curve too. Not of that but now you will be here on TH-cam for others to reference off when it comes to finding what to look out for and what chips and other areas of the motherboard to test . Your failure may lead to many others success which I think is a win too .
Nice attempt! This was never going to be an easy repair! You should watch ipad rehab channel - often it seems with corrosion damage that touch fails and you need to replace the IC related to that, as well as perhaps other passives around that area. The big problem with liquid damage is because the power is kind of "always there" as the battery discharges, you get current flowing in places it shouldn't, so often more than one thing ends up dead. The best thing to do with liquid damage is turn it off, immediately open it, disconnect the battery, use air (hot or cold) to try and dry the PCB off, then clean up like you did before re-attaching the battery. I once spent days working on a Nokia N95 that someone dropped into a river - I eventually got it working but the backlight circuit had failed, and it wouldnt have lasted long term =/ Great video Vince! No one can say you didn't give it your hardest!
Yeeeeeessssss!!! Just got toward the end, what a legend mate, think I woke everyone up 🤣👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👐 Edit: awww no the chip 😟😧😭 unlucky dude, sooo close!
48:39 "Gutted" again....I know what it means but whenever Vince says it is just funny as hell. And at 1:10 "Brilliant" with the pumped fists! Congrats Vince on another successful repair, but I didn't hear "result" this time.
Do iOS devices support input via USB (i.e. a mouse or keyboard) like Android devices, if so maybe you could get it working again and at least use that to retrieve any data (saved games) off of it.
The screen connectors are still possibly damaged, the touch screen connector on the board was the really corroded one, perhaps revisit that connector. (It's the vertical one on the left)
jesse is great and explains things very good and really knows her stuff.. i was going to suggest the same channel and her friend louis rossmann for general mac book repairs and supplies and equipment and how to videos cheers james D
When I'm watching your video and i hear the hope in your voice after you attempt a repair, i check the time and see 40min left of the video and think "oh poor vince"
I do the same thing xD
:D yes. I stopped watching the time. I always want him to be successfull...even though on some things you see that they can't work. But his dedication is so contagious
40:00 Electronics Repair School is an excellent channel. Really useful diagnostics, does all his work without schematics. Yay for Sorin!
I've recently discovered your channel and I'm absolutely addicted to your videos. I watch at least one everynight before sleeping 😄 This came just in time!
I do the same as well. @Gustavo F.
Eu tb llkkkkk
I know that feeling. When I found Vince's channel I sat here and watched all the videos in like 2 days. Just love it!
For real i do the same thing or on a weekend when i'm not doing anything and just relaxing i'll bing watch Vince's videos i'm surprised i still have videos to watch on this channel
Your channel inspired me to never give up. I successfully changed a HDMI chip on my faulty LG LCD TV. The chip has about 100 pins. I tried the fix about a year ago without any luck. Only due to your videos I gave it another shot and last nicht I got it to work. You should have seen the smile on my face...it was one of those Vince moments when you are successfull after hours and hours of work. Thank You for your awesome work and the insipration! :)
Well done mate :-)
@@Mymatevince
Thank You Vince :)
I love your perseverance in your trying to fix videos. Impressed you got it to boot in the first place. Unlucky with the touch screen not working.
the joy of fixing the unfixable. The fact you never give up on things where others would is amazing
Vince 10 out of 10 for the effort and commitment. I hope at some point you do another revisit, not just for my own viewing pleasure but I imagine the fact you seemed so close may niggle you too. Either way all the best.
I have the slight feeling that you are turning the typical family reunion into a fix it family meet-up!
Loving the videos Vince!
Just wanna say your videos are always super friendly and inviting, relaxing to watch and I'm pretty sure you're the nicest guy on TH-cam. I really hope you got this fixed for your nephew I felt so sorry for him!
My fav part of Vince's videos, is that it doesn't even matter to him if it is even worth the time to try fixing it, and sometimes it totally isn't. But he doesn't like to easily give up, and when he succeeds (and almost always does, at least to a point) He gets really stoked when he succeeds. He is in it to learn, share, and is beyond happy with what he does. This is what youtube is all about if ya ask me. :) thanks vince for all your enthusiastic helpful videos.
At an hour ten I got just as happy as you the longer it went on and the more you kept fixing I was like "he's going to fix this phone and getting more excited please don't stop making videos
you dont know how much of an inspiration you are to me and my repairs.. keep up the good work
Excellent, thank you :-)
This is the type of guy that's satisfies most people with his videos
This is definitely one of the more interesting videos that showed up in my recommended.
If you fix an iPhone to the point of it powering on to the 'press home to unlock' screen, then you should be able to retrieve data off it if I'm not mistaken.
1 hour and a half?! Nice. Time to grab popcorn
Nice I was eating Popcorn 🍿
This repair was a roller coaster of joy and despair. Can't fix them all, but one hell of a great attempt.
This guy is the most tenacious character I've ever seen. I'd hate to have him chasing me! I'm tempted to rewatch the whole video and count how many times he says "If this doesn't work, I'm just going to give up." (check the time bar) An hour left to go! Clearly, he didn't give up... XD Great work Vince! Your humble nature and persevering spirit have made me a fan!
You almost did it!! I actually said YES out loud when you got the screen to show something. You've got tons of patience and steady hand sir.
Very nice video. Was very pleased to see u nearly fixed it. Hope u will revist this phone. Would still check conector for screen possibly change it.
Definitely with a little more education and resources you will be a force to be reckoned with. Finding diagrams and understanding how componants should be testing really helps. I was Louis Rossmann do a lot of mac book repairs. Good to see you making progress. Keep it up!
The reason some chips look matte black and others look like shiny pieces of silicon is exactly that: the matte black ones are in an epoxy package, whereas the ones that look like they're made of glass are bare passivated dice soldered directly onto the PCB. It's sometimes called a "chip-scale package".
Great effort Vince, you did really well and it's not easy working with such tiny components, it's also a big gamble with water damaged items. It was excellent to see you get as far as you did, well done :)
Thanks mate :-)
This was educating. I did a 4S some years ago, one with broken screen one with no wifi IIRC and ended up with one working phone. Ive changed out a battery in hub's newer apple SE too and while it was a bit annoying , it did eventaully work and still does. Really though water seems like it is the killer for tiny electronics. I wonder if a silicagel bag would have worked better than their rice to dry it out.
I admire your perseverance. Great videos, Thank you
"Unfortunately there won't be a revisit video for this one" -- Up next on TH-cam: "Revisit iPhone that fell down the toilet!" I'm very impressed with your patience and persistence, Vince.
Hey Vince quick correction iPhone 6s and onward are water proof as it wasn’t advertised it is not very well known however it does have an ip 67 water resistant rating.
Great video. So close to fixing..
I have followed you for a while and have seen your progress, you are a true inspiration. Even though it (at least so far) did not work out this time, I'm very impressed and inspired by your determination and ever increasing skills.
Great job and great video! :)
Well done Vince. The joy it gave to us all to see that apple symbol pop up. Keep at it.
That mirror finish on the ICs is due to what they are made from. Silicon crystals with an extremely high purity are cut into wafers and polished to a mirror finish sometimes for function and cooling. The flat black ICs are "packaged" in a ruff coating of epoxy for protection and when cooling is not an issue.
Also ifixit.com is a great site for how-to videos on iPhone repair as well as a whole assortment of other electronics.
3am in the morning and I am like hooked, I do love your stages of hope, then deflation, then despondency followed by spotting something and hope flares again until the end with the punch in the air and "yesss" which is always fun to watch :) or the rarer now "put into the naughty box for another day" like the retro consoles yesterday that was a spot on job :D
Cheers Ian :-)
I like your "i'll have a go Joe" attitude towards repairs like this one LUL keep up the Let's fix stuff content :)
This is really impressive since you don't have a software like ZXW to help you with schematics. You should invest in that type of software to help with your micro soldering. It should you witch traces go where and also tells you the correct measurements you should get with your multi-meter and I'm looking forwards to more iPhone repairs.
PhoneBoard is actually a pretty descent free option
Great work! I have tried a few of these they are not easy.
Mate your channel is blowing up!! Well done mate, well deserved! 👍 loving the videos, rooting for you everytime 👌👏
When it comes to water damage, there is probably a bad chip (or any other number of things). I recommend STS Telecom's videos here on TH-cam. That guy specializes in board level repairs and can get almost any number of iPhone problems working again. He has some tools that'll help diagnose problems like this that shouldn't be too expensive either. He may have a video or two that could help you get that iPhone working again or at least help you figure out what exactly is wrong.
Hi
Great Videos you make, I would like to know what that paste you use when you solder and where to buy it.
Vince seems like such a nice man
When the phone came to life i was so over the moon for you, such a great shame it couldnt be fixed. Really feel for you Vince 😕☹
I knew you could get the iPhone working again and you did it say to go Vince rock on!!!
Haza nice job your a Legend...Good thing for the nephew you do not charge by the hour!
Pretty soon this dude wont start his vids with "this is probably the wrong way to do it" at his rate of progress
I like the Ipad rehab channel on here. She is a house wife who tried to fix her kids iPhone after it went down the toilet. From there she opened up a business fixing IPhones and IPads
What a tenacity, you came so close.
@my mate Vince you can still get his work off even without the touchscreen by using a mouse or plugging into a Mac or PC, 6 moths worth was it?
If you are able to get it back to the working condition but the touch screen is still not working. Would you still be able to connect the phone to iTunes to get the data off of it to give to your nephew? It's primarily the data he needs to get off it correct?
the chips are cheap to buy and they come already reballed i would revisit this vince i think the screen is at fault with the touch issue because of the burn mark on it good video and you got really close i enjoyed this one well done
Looks easy? That is one busy board! You have admirable persistence, remember andy pandy lol
you can't win them all but 10 out of 10 for effort 👏👏👌👌
Great video you brought it back to life still a win
CONGRATULATIONS ON 400k
I’m still rocking a 5s in 2019
Maybe the connector that was corroded could of affected the touch screen, just like how the corroded connected affected the previous 6s. Also, I’ve herd that there’s two chis that controls the touch, not entirely sure.
Congratulations for the 400k subscriber my mate Vince
Thanks so much :-)
Dropped yo a like, nice to see progress, where once the touch screen part "digitiser" was/is replaced and then that chip once and for all replaced resulting in a roaring success.. showing up all the experts who wouldn't have touched it
Try Plugging the home button in something iPhone are fussy when certain things are not plugged in
Knowing my nephew and brother, when they say the toilet was clean.... I wouldnt believe it lol
Another Excitement!! lol, Love it VINCE
1:09:53 the moment I hunt for. It's the greatest feeling ever. I've not watched the rest yet Vince so I don't know if it's 100 percent. But God damn I respect your tenacity good Sir. 👍. Watching the rest now.
Cheers Steve, unfortunately this one didn't end well!!!!! Can't win them all, might be worth a revisit down the road :-)
@@Mymatevince I must admit I detest iPhones and repairing them. The screens are so fragile and even a battery change involves removing so much including the front facing camera. Good luck if you go back to it Vince, I have every faith in you.
Simpson's tapped out. Thumbs up from me before the video begins.
Vince the multi layer chip should be the giroscope sensor... try to google board view for iphones and you will find every model and together with the schematics it´s very usefull.
Keep up the good content mate
Hi Vince im trying to figure out what part of the UK you are from with your accent? Warwickshire or? i might be wrong but just wondering where your from. Thanks
Bro please finish fixing the phone later!! It could help you learn more about phone repair man. It was amazing what you did to get it working. I want to see it finished man.
Congratulations on 400k
what camera does he use? im wanting to do something similar to what he is doing just on older game consoles
Hi Vince. May I suggest you get a pair of helping hands. They are cheap and so very useful especially for holding your boards still while you apply hot air.
I would love to watch u livestream your work so amazing to learn and watch . Maybe in the future 😋
Hey Vince, great video as always! Would it be possible when your editing these videos that you could flip the footage so that we get to see it from your point of view? May just be my OCD talking but i think it ould make it a lot better if we could see from your perspective rather than looking from the other end! Hope that makes sense and i really do love your videos especially the longer ones. keep up the brialliant work
Thanks, I could look into it but I think when I tried it before it looked off because the camera is not directly above but at a slight angle. I can try again but I think it threw off the perspective or something :-)
Vince, Try doing a hard restart to possibly fix the touch screen problem. press both the power button and home button at the same time and hold both until the apple logo appears.
Capacitors aren't always connected to ground sometimes they're used to pass an AC signal but block a DC signal. Which can typically be found around RF circuitry.
I love it when you fix it. When that Apple logo came on and then. Grrr. So close!
I've fixed water damaged board with a cheap ultra sonic cleaner and water from the bottom of my tumble dryer. Not officially saying it's the best way. But it has helped me in the past. Bored gone from faulty or dead, to working with just 5 mins in tumble dryer water.
So you put it in a tumble dryer?
@@lolcat No. Take the water out of the collector in a tumble dryer, then use that in an ultra sonic. It's basically free distilled water
Hello, I have a faulty original Xbox one that doesn’t load games. Would you be interested in trying to fix it.
addictive video ,top marks for effort
There's a non working tiger Joe tank for like 30 bucks on eBay. It's 1/16 scale? They are huge tanks and would be cool to see you fix
use a droplet of IPA and see where it evaporates first to determine which parts are heating up and what aren't.
Re the battery - if they are "fully" discharged i.e. below 3V, most (not all) charging circuits will trickle charge them slowly until they are back above 3V then they should go into full charge mode. That's probably what happened with the old battery. You can see the same behaviour with a Poundland powerbank - when new the batteries are empty and you plug them in and nothing seems to be happening. After 5 mins or so the charging light comes on once the trickle charge phase has completed.
You the man Vince
Wow
just wow VinceI was clapping and cheering up while watching
I would have given up after half an hour and thought you should aswell. But you surprised me man.. you came sooo close... NT Vince
Was the glass broken before it got dunked? That would have let in even more water than any of the openings in the design.
Hi Vince with regard to the no power up on this I think you will find it’s the flim flam valve on the modulator thingy me valve. LOL
Sorin is a legend amazing skills
Absolutely gutted for you there Vince. Loved watching this and I think if you had of managed to keep going you could of proved the apple experts wrong. Looking forward to what you have next.
Thanks Dave, I thought I had this one and then it all went wrong :-)
@@Mymatevince been there multiple times myself. Still made for a fantastic watch and a learning curve too. Not of that but now you will be here on TH-cam for others to reference off when it comes to finding what to look out for and what chips and other areas of the motherboard to test . Your failure may lead to many others success which I think is a win too .
haha vince youre awesome man
edit; im glad to call you my mate
In this case it is better to remove the shield, removing the corrosion will make it very difficult to identify the damaged areas.
TOUR THE MOST HAPPY TECH KEEP UP GOOD LEARNING
could of been a faulty digitizer on the screen or the the port on the board
It looks like it could be from the drop.if it is aftermarket Id try a screen but only after cleaning the board up
Thumbs up for the effort
A valiant effort.
Never disconnect components while the device is under power. You can damage it further.
The tiny IC how desoldered itself could be the main mosfet.
Nice attempt! This was never going to be an easy repair! You should watch ipad rehab channel - often it seems with corrosion damage that touch fails and you need to replace the IC related to that, as well as perhaps other passives around that area. The big problem with liquid damage is because the power is kind of "always there" as the battery discharges, you get current flowing in places it shouldn't, so often more than one thing ends up dead. The best thing to do with liquid damage is turn it off, immediately open it, disconnect the battery, use air (hot or cold) to try and dry the PCB off, then clean up like you did before re-attaching the battery.
I once spent days working on a Nokia N95 that someone dropped into a river - I eventually got it working but the backlight circuit had failed, and it wouldnt have lasted long term =/
Great video Vince! No one can say you didn't give it your hardest!
The issue with the touch screen is the digitiser is probably water damaged because of that little hole in the screen
Part 2??
SE gaming he changed the screen so I think it came with a new digitizer I’m not sure tho
All new screens come with new digitizer
Yeeeeeessssss!!! Just got toward the end, what a legend mate, think I woke everyone up 🤣👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👐
Edit: awww no the chip 😟😧😭 unlucky dude, sooo close!
48:39 "Gutted" again....I know what it means but whenever Vince says it is just funny as hell. And at 1:10 "Brilliant" with the pumped fists! Congrats Vince on another successful repair, but I didn't hear "result" this time.
is it possible to change the chip with all the info over to a another phone?
Do iOS devices support input via USB (i.e. a mouse or keyboard) like Android devices, if so maybe you could get it working again and at least use that to retrieve any data (saved games) off of it.
The screen connectors are still possibly damaged, the touch screen connector on the board was the really corroded one, perhaps revisit that connector. (It's the vertical one on the left)
Just FYI iPad rehab covers these quite well
jesse is great and explains things very good and really knows her stuff.. i was going to suggest the same channel and her friend louis rossmann for general mac book repairs and supplies and equipment and how to videos
cheers
james D
@@jamesdougan8789 yip she is great