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jandles

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#17875 16-Dec-2007 14:01
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Hey guy's im Johnay, J or jandles. Im big gamer and very interested in the community and also big computer hardware man and aren't afraid to get my hands dirty =P

Currently trying fix broken dc power jack on Asus a2500, an attempt to solder it back on was attempted unsuccesfully by a colouge. I have recently opened it back up and de-soldered the jack off and was going to try something like this http://www.laptoprepair101.com/laptop/2006/05/27/failed-laptop-power-jack-workaround/ but think I may have broken the + lead off the jack argh!

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#100239 16-Dec-2007 14:59
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Welcome to Geekzone... If you are interested in these kind of hardware hacks I suggest you look for paradoxsm around here - he's good on these things.







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  #100241 16-Dec-2007 15:06
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Welcome to the 'zone







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  #100259 16-Dec-2007 16:56
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Hiya! Welcome to the dark side.



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  #101982 28-Dec-2007 02:15
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HI!Smile
I'm just interested why is this topic  called "yellow" Embarassed

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  #102001 28-Dec-2007 09:35
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Hello, & welcome to Geekzone.
I normally get my mate to fix(hack) my electrical goodies.  Sometimes they work.  So good luck. =)




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  #102169 29-Dec-2007 11:26
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in reply to olly
yellow is hello :)

lol

like in the comedys with asians say'n 'hello' :)




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