PACE Rework and Repair Lessons - "Introduction"

[@Shim267]

If you ever make an updated version of this you have to promise me that you'll get this narrator out of retirement and keep those DANK BEATS.

[@FaceTubeU]

He looks like he's in his 40s, and this was done in 1980, 1982, and so on. Its 2020, 40 years later. He'd be in his 80s, if he's still alive.

[@Dyaxxis]

@@FaceTubeU The narrator/host, Mr. Paul "Weatherman" Anthony appears to still be alive and well. Since 1967, he's been the introductory announcer for PBS's Washington Week.

[@bldriver7453]

@@Dyaxxis yup he still alive

[@bhoot1702]

😲😂

[@regmigrant]

Whoever is responsible for putting these up deserves a medal, a really great series explaining all the basics in clear language, really interesting and well done.

[@juliusvalentinas]

Yes, it's not typical dave's EEVblog crap.

[@scottoneil2899]

This guy makes me feel like I can do ANYTHING.

[@markomarkovic6614]

Thats what I found out, when I was younger I looked at boards and thought its some fucking magic going on and was scared to touch anything, now I know what is going on and how to go about it thanks to internet and wonderful video guides I watched.

[@NunYa953]

You can. That doesn't mean you'll be any good at it though. 😂

[@enterBJ40]

This guy confidence and voice is awesome.

[@tookitogo]

Listen to how he got his start! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6maqX6jrb6EfrM

[@VALYK29]

This cannel is a GOLD MINE, I'm glad I found this :)

[@shellygreen2033]

Thank god for these videos, they have helped me out so much at my job. I run the smt line and I needed to learn how to do rework on the pcbs and these videos have so much information as I didn't know what the hell I was doing at first other than how to clean off the flux. Thank you so much! Very clear instructions from start to finish. Well done!

[@mudithamadawa7510]

This video was created when I was 8 years old . Very good planned videos. Thanks lot

[@edwardmonsariste4050]

After watching the 1980 and 1982 PACE instructional videos, I’m impressed. These are great videos for people who build and repair guitar tube amplifiers. Craftsmanship of your work will definitely improve after watching all the PACE videos. Forget Hakko and Weller, you’ve got a new customer!

[@Cheese_1337]

i didn't know pace makes soldering stuff too, as i only saw pace satellite receiver.

[@tookitogo]

Cheese 1337 They’re unrelated companies. The sat receiver company is a defunct British company. The soldering equipment maker is an American company that is very much alive. :)

[@tmotech88]

Thank you so much guys for these video. i can tell you if you take the time to watch each video a few times when apply what you have learned i promise you , you will be apply the knowledge you learned to real life work. i currently work for a cell phone repair store and have applied what i have learned in my daily work and have seen a dramatic increese in my quailty of work and happy customers. THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!!!!

[@danielpowers5891]

Were these video's made in the 80's? My favorite decade.

[@lbochtler]

This is a very valuable video series. I rewatch it before taking on a large repair job with high stakes

[@I967]

Fantastic. I keep watching these, I have learned so much. PACE, you've gotten yourself a customer (right after I save up for a station, that is, :)) ). And of course also the intro tune has some great bass work, I've never heard a sound like that before.

[@Marcoosianism]

Herbie Flowers & Barry Morgan: Movement 1

[@im_cart8656]

just as useful and information packed as their Basic Soldering series. Really invaluable information and presentation for people like me that are using soldering skills to repair circuits on, well a number of broken electronics i own and a countless number of useless USB connectors that need replacing. Thanks PACE!

[@qzorn4440]

and then there are the electronic "Houdini's" that can work magic on complicated devices with very little equipment. 😎 thanks.

[@cocochilling]

actually my favorite vid about this sort of soldering

[@abdel-hadikaddour8400]

J'adore Paceworldwide. Top chaîne révolutionnaire de monde fascinant de l'électronique........fantastique Pace....very good

[@Duraltia]

The 15sec starting at 5:20 should be available as a standalone Video just for motivational purposes. Feel like taking the Math Test is out of your league? Watch those 15sec. Feel like the Chick at the Bar is out of your league? Watch those 15sec. Feel like defusing the Bomb is out of your league? Watch those 15sec. Whatever is your Problem. Watch those 15sec.

[@paceworldwide]

Duraltia Thanks, you're absolutely right! We'd be irresponsible not to use put this at the beginning of all our future videos.

[@aleksandarsavic7659]

+Duraltia There are many components to studying circuits. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Gregs Electro Blog (check it out on google) without a doubt the best info i've seen. look at this incredible website.

[@therealb888]

Thank you all for the knowledge gold mine!.

[@bluefrancis14]

That should be a meme

[@FaceTubeU]

Replace "repair" in what he is saying and it applies to problem.

[@dvebvgz]

Neverless you like or not his voice is so magnetic....

[@TheSwartz]

This guy is like Carl Sagan level of narrative awesome.

[@RobMacKendrick]

Anybody else hear the chatter of the 16mm projector in their minds while watching these videos? Such nostalgia.

[@EHProjects]

A young Columbia! A good looking spacecraft.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Now you understand why high reliability electronics cost so much; because of the insane quality control through each and every step of the processes these objects go through to ensure to the highest degree it will not have delayed fail after manufacture or repair.

[@NespPhieti]

This piece of art must be in 1080p

[@necoisidois7570]

1982 - Awesome!

[@HPLovethrash]

Great videos, and the narrator sounds like Rod Serling :p

[@dozermendoza]

That beat though....

[@shomonercy]

+TheSuperLoudNinja yea, can't dance to that beat

[@Marcoosianism]

Herbie Flowers & Barry Morgan: Movement One

[@cleatrampler]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5q1lIKMeaalr68

[@DJShamtown]

I'm so happy that the first comment I see is about the Breakbeat. Cheers!

[@liorb3494]

wow!!! priceless!! thank you

[@jazsm5385]

This video is fucking timeless 😇

[@shirtjuggler]

Best 2A analogy ever @ about 5:00

[@TheMadMagician87]

Bring back the professional standards of yesteryear, that is, ones that you hold yourself to. It's good for your self respect and for the technical outcome. So many things are made and done these days without consideration for this. It's a shame.

[@tookitogo]

IPC soldering standards of today are every bit as strict as they were back then, if not more so.

[@davey4697]

back in the days where skill was a prerequisite for survival.

[@tookitogo]

Top soldering skills like this are still a valuable asset today, which is why it’s still taught like this.

[@mlentsch]

These are still the best. haha!

[@MaribelAgudelo]

The executive producer was LINUS 😂 0:35

[@paceworldwide]

Your most welcome tmotech88 . Your testimonial means a lot to us at PACE. Please visit our new site . Very best Regards Marc W. Siegel

[@abdel-hadikaddourn2bricola725]

Bonjour pace werdwirde, svp envoyé moi un liens vidéo is french

[@ryanybos]

hosted by voice actor Mr. Paul Anthony

[@عبدالهاديقدوررقم3كهرباءالبرق]

Svp pace, esq cet video existed in French, thanks

"You'll be well under way to become a master craftsman, they're badly needed in this field, and needed now" Is that still true?

[@TravisHi_YT]

Probably not, check out Louis Rossman. Manufacturers are trying to make it harder to maintain & repair your property.

[@gabrielueta6908]

Who's the narrator? Is he still alive?

[@Miguelito725]

According to this site (hackaday.com/2017/06/29/key-to-soldering-pace-yourself/) and this one (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6Dcqqpogqasr6c) his name is Paul Anthony, and he was a weatherman on Washington DC TV station WDVM in the 1980's, the same timeframe as the PACE soldering videos. In the second link, go to the 6:00 mark and you'll see and hear him. His distinctive voice is unmistakable. Haven't been able to find any info on whether he's still with us.

[@FaceTubeU]

His LinkdIn profile is still active. www.linkedin.com/in/paul-anthony-79a3168

[@FaceTubeU]

He was / is the announcer on Washington Week. www.pbs.org/weta/washingtonweek/web-video/celebrating-50-years-washington-week-announcer-paul-anthony

[@abdel-hadikaddour8400]

esque ca exsiste en langue .........french plise.........bravo

[@cocochilling]

is this actually made in that time or just a joke? serious question.

[@abdel-hadikaddour8400]

Plise langue french

[@paceworldwide]

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[@abdel-hadikaddour8400]

paceworldwide auuuuuuuuuuuuuu tencyou very mach Paceworldwide.

[@vatossan]

i like pace hot sauce

[@p1oooop]

I'll be honest, this scares me. Well, at least I won't be incompetent at this.

[@kaneioj]

I have spent months studying circuits and discovered a great resource at Gregs Electro Blog (google it if you are interested)

[@eyeopening9751]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqfSen6ZYpqoiM0 The music

[@THEtechknight]

Consumer electronics repair is pretty much dead at this point. Maybe industrial or niche fields?

[@spartan456]

Well, the purpose of this is not entirely for consumer electronics. PACE and other companies and rework facilities mostly exist nowadays not to repair consumer electronics, but repair military, avionics, and spacefaring-grade electronics. Electronics systems you'd find in use by the military, airplanes and jets, and space travel (space shuttles, capsules, satellites). Given the meticulous nature of how strictly they abide by IPC standards in all of these videos, I think they're just in general very good instructional tutorials to watch if you're interested in consumer electronic repair. There still exists a market for it but it is very niche, as not everybody has the ability to do it and not everybody has problems that need to be solved with extensive board level diagnosis and repair.

[@pow9606]

It's very frustrating and it can be costly.