electronics

If you thought you looked cool walking around town with studio headphones on, attempting this DIY mod will put you on par with Shaft.

~NSHA

He's really putting the miles on those portable speakers. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

From the submitter: I bought this microwave oven for R$ 20 to fix it and use. Unfortunately, it is IMPOSSIBLE to find the keyboard membrane in Brazil. In USA, just the membrane costs $80!!! So I traced the keyboard circuit and made a new keyboard for it :)

From the submitter:

I was traveling in China for 2 weeks, and had brought a spare camera battery, but no charger. Borrowed a friend's charger, found some wire, and voila.

Why can't they make electronic equipment as large as, say, a car? Then we wouldn't spend so much time losing parts. As a bonus, we'd get to use wrenches instead of tiny little screwdrivers.

~Not-"Not-So-Handy Andy" Jack

See that funny Canadian man on the TV? That's Red Green. You will learn more from him than any knowledge a parent can impart.

~Not-So-Handy Andy

It'll look great sticking out of your pocket when you ride your merry-go-round bicycle to school.

~NSHA

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It's not how big the voltage, it's the flurrent of the current. If you know what I'm sayin'.

~Not-So-Handy Andy

"Some say rust and electronics don't go together. Some say you must properly ground old electronics. I say that having a ungrounded, old, rusty 1300 RPM propeller near my head is better than being hot!"

Better you than me, buddy!

Be disappointed that the only thing you find important enough to power is your iPod. ~NSHA

Because taking the time to solder really is worth avoiding the trip to "The Shack."

~NSHA

They seemed like an unlikely couple, but quickly became inseparable.

~NSHA