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Hot air rework is more accessible than ever. This video is kinda over-the-top breathless, but removing components and reballing new ones isn't rocket science.
by adolph 2y ago
Hot air rework is more accessible than ever. This video is kinda over-the-top breathless, but removing components and reballing new ones isn't rocket science.
https://youtu.be/apEKAY11NQs?t=328 https://youtu.be/apEKAY11NQs?t=328
- wasabinator 2y agoIt is and will always be rocket science to most people, and orders of magnitude more difficult than swapping a drive or ram sticks.
- adolph 2y agoI disagree that the current state of an art will not change. Consider the solution-state as a vector. 18 years ago people were performing reflow repair with candles! [0] Pathfinding hackers are able to perform the task now more precisely and with consumer priced tools. SMD and BGA are definitely headed in a direction of non-specialized solubility at an individual level. What will drive it most quickly is that it is easier and more precise than holding an iron, solder wire and two components together. 0. https://www.geektechnique.org/projectlab/726/diy-obsolete-ibook-logic-board-repair.html https://www.geektechnique.org/projectlab/726/diy-obsolete-ib...
- e44858 2y agoApple has been gluing down the NAND on their phones: https://youtu.be/KRRNR4HyYaw https://youtu.be/KRRNR4HyYaw If that practice spreads to the MacBooks, you'll also need a CNC mill.