After having repaired the upper part of the Lx2 I was curious about the clock mechanism. Post Views: 15
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Category: teardown
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LX2 Omegon mini track star-tracker fix-r...
the Omegon LX2 mini track is a great star tracker for anyone wanting to try astrophotography. It is mechanical and ticks like the crocodile in Peter Pan 🐊. I bought the Lx2 version as it is the one I needed for Southern hemisphere astrophotography. Unfortunately there was something wrong with it and the movement was […]
Garmin Fenix charger
DAB-P7 FM Radio
Unfortunately it cannot connect Bluetooth earphones When switching modes (M button) there is a crackling noise quite strong so remove the earphones to not get deaf. Otherwise the dab-p7 works very good on micro SD card, Dab+ works fine, FM too, but you need the antenna (which is the cable of the earphones, may be […]
Aldi mini Bike (Arm-Legs bike), Crane 80...
Dymo M4 label maker
This label maker is from the 60s or 70s. It was used by my father to label all his hundreds of files. Now a days, it is not used anymore and replaced by the ones like the Dymo labelmanager or the Brother P-Touch label printer. You can make labels in capital letter and numbers. Post […]
Yamaha Clavinova CLP-840 Piano
This is a super piano from Yamaha. The Clavinova clp-840 has a great sound and feeling. Find the service manual here of the CLP-120 as I could not find the CLP-840 one Post Views: 15
Apogee Mic Microphone repair
My Apogee Mic microphone (or the Apogee Mic 96k I am not sure) is only for Macintosh and cannot be used on PC because it’s an old version but I found out that it can be used on any Android device and with a very good quality. All you need to make the Apogee Mic […]
Connectors
All sorts of connectors All sorts of connectors. Usb3, dvi, power Testing 3 column gallery with WordPress app Post Views: 5
