competent repair people ?

[Atarian Computing]

Thank you very much! Don't worry, I'll teach the little one to solder so we'll be back in business in no time

So, you will raise her to be a SolderGirl?

I wish! You can be her role model

[exxos]

Thank you very much! Don't worry, I'll teach the little one to solder so we'll be back in business in no time

New Alison in the making then

[SolderGirl]

I wish! You can be her role model

Show her Jeri Ellsworth aka Circuit Girl.
She is REALLY elite. To a level where she baked transistors from silicon pieces in her kitchen and stuff like that.
https://www.youtube.com/user/jeriellsworth

[Atarian Computing]

Thank you very much! Don't worry, I'll teach the little one to solder so we'll be back in business in no time

New Alison in the making then

Would be an honor.

I wish! You can be her role model

Show her Jeri Ellsworth aka Circuit Girl.
She is REALLY elite. To a level where she baked transistors from silicon pieces in her kitchen and stuff like that.
https://www.youtube.com/user/jeriellsworth

Yup! Her and PhysicsGirl (Sabrina) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC94kZg ... i3lmKdNzUg

[Steve]

I am happy to be of service for people in Australia/NZ.

What I can do:
* Install any exxos hardware (I have done the RTC removal/socket install, clock patch for falcon, etc)
* re-cap motherboards
* re-cap PSU's

What I can't do:
* fix broken machines (I don't have the equipment, just a multi meter and soldering)

People just would need to send me the machine and the parts. Feel free to recommend me as you know from the clock patch install video that I know what I am doing. (FYI I am on holiday in September though)

[mikro]

Feel free to recommend me as you know from the clock patch install video that I know what I am doing.

What video? Please share!

Btw there's a clever guy, Paul, in Brisbane Atari community, a professional electrician. He helped Rob and Gary with their Falcon issues, too.

Then I know of two Polish wizards (everyone knows Lotharek but there's another guy, Rafal, who's repaired my CT63, Ethernats and for some other guys the same and even the CTPCI and Hades (!)).

[IngoQ]

So, you will raise her to be a SolderGirl?

I'd really wish there would be more girls with your skillset. In my IT department we have one girl on 8 guys, which is actually not that bad of a ratio, and she is actually married to one of them To most of of our "customers", she is like a pink unicorn. Many don't believe, she is capable of doing the job, although she has a master in business informatics, and thus has the highest degree of all of of us

Currently I am working on hiring a female software developer, let's see how that goes

[Steve]

What video? Please share!

I made it to help anyone who wanted a video tutorial. It was the first time I tried SMD soldering, it went alright This was a while back now, since then I've done heaps of stuff to my Falcon. Full mobo recap, Phantom bus accelerator, ct60e install.

[Atarian Computing]

What video? Please share!

I made it to help anyone who wanted a video tutorial. It was the first time I tried SMD soldering, it went alright This was a while back now, since then I've done heaps of stuff to my Falcon. Full mobo recap, Phantom bus accelerator, ct60e install.

Well done! Once you upgrade to Amtech flux and apply it more liberally, you literally unlock God mode.

[kodak80]

Feel free to recommend me as you know from the clock patch install video that I know what I am doing.

What video? Please share!

Btw there's a clever guy, Paul, in Brisbane Atari community, a professional electrician. He helped Rob and Gary with their Falcon issues, too.

Then I know of two Polish wizards (everyone knows Lotharek but there's another guy, Rafal, who's repaired my CT63, Ethernats and for some other guys the same and even the CTPCI and Hades (!)).

Yes, Paul here is Brisbane is a full-time electrical engineer who loves Atari and all things hardware and I can recommend his work with the Atari Falcons. Happy to put anyone local in Australia in contact with Paul if they need work doing on their Atari boards.