I was looking for a simple guide to replacing a PSP2000 slim LCD Screen I have managed to break and stumbled upon this website...
SOSAV
The guides are bloody excellent, I just scanned through a few sub cats on their site and am quite amazed on the simplicity these people have gone down to, to make the "Noobie" Electrician/Bodger feel "Safe"...
I always advise to get some sort of base Qualification in Electronics BEFORE you start messing will delicate components and don't end up discharging capacitors down your arm...! In UK a "NVQ Level I to III Electronics" course can be completed within a year if you pull your finger out !
Don't know what a capacitor is? STEP AWAY FROM THE HARDWARE !
However, this is stepping away from the point I was trying to make, the site is quite awesome, especially for the things you didn't think you would be ale to fix simply. The "Spares" are a little pricey but it's a UK site (and we are all in s*it alley at moment money wise)
But the free guides rock!
Respect to the site
ZX81v2 - R Tape Loading Err0r
SOSAV
The guides are bloody excellent, I just scanned through a few sub cats on their site and am quite amazed on the simplicity these people have gone down to, to make the "Noobie" Electrician/Bodger feel "Safe"...
I always advise to get some sort of base Qualification in Electronics BEFORE you start messing will delicate components and don't end up discharging capacitors down your arm...! In UK a "NVQ Level I to III Electronics" course can be completed within a year if you pull your finger out !
Don't know what a capacitor is? STEP AWAY FROM THE HARDWARE !
However, this is stepping away from the point I was trying to make, the site is quite awesome, especially for the things you didn't think you would be ale to fix simply. The "Spares" are a little pricey but it's a UK site (and we are all in s*it alley at moment money wise)
But the free guides rock!
Respect to the site
ZX81v2 - R Tape Loading Err0r