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Not really a for sale post but a question regarding parts....
Usually we save bad Circuit boards and try to recycle them, this really does not benefit us at all which isn't a problem. I personally however have been really interested in learning more about PCBs and the electrical stuff associated with them...
which leads me to me a weird question - does anyone know of a good spot online to learn more about working on PCBs? anything from troubleshooting them to replace components and make them work again to even just some hobby-like stuff that i could do on the side or even with our kids when they get a little older.
I have everything from simple emergency light/alarm fixture boards and phone boards up to Main CPU boards and I/O boards. I also do have a good stock of good PCBs that are starting to become obsolete.
Like i said i know this is a really strange question but figured id throw it out there.
thanks for any help or info
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