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Reliability-How To Make Your Repairs Dependable.
🕑 Added 2022-09-17 05:16:38 +0000 UTCHere are a few tips (not commonly discussed) to make your repairs last the duration, and make you "shine" as the repairman. Enjoy!
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Randy Hearn
Enjoyed this video, just joined and after working in Mechanical Design for years but also a HAM, I agree and appreciate the comments on stress and the importance of filling in the solder. I worked on ISS Space Station (Boeing) and later SLS Rocket and I can't tell you how many meetings I sat in on with stress engineers/mechanical/electrical engineers to discuss one topic. How does this project in this case a Rocket impact the stress of components on electrical components. As an example during launch a rocket and generate a lot of stress, vibration and frequency issues. So much so that a lot of systems are placed on vibration drawings other ways to keep the component from destroying itself. Now, to compare to your example. You repair a large audio amp for someone's car. If you don't consider the potential application for instance its going in a car where the owner wants to get as close as he can to shattering his windows (its a contest at some shows) all that audio and vibration from the speakers can easily do damage to stressed parts and solders. Anyway, I talk to much I need a hobby to keep me busy... 73s KB4CQ
Brian K. Evans
Paul you watch other repair technicians videos and see problems. They should be watching yours!
