REVISIT | Little Professor Calculator | Will I be able to FIX IT this time?!

Thanks for the comments on my terrible attempt to fix this first time around. Armed with some excellent suggestions, I'm now ready to tackle it again!
Wish me luck?!
Hope you enjoy.
Steve
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PS. I don't pretend to know what I'm doing - in fact, I'm pretty rubbish - but I'm slowly getting better! Please bear that in mind whilst watching.

[@logothaironsides2942]

Nice save. I like that you showed the previous damage because I think amny people start off like that and abandon further attempts. Im watching your much more recent stuff and your skills have grown enormously so that is very inspiring. I just mended my wii nunchuk yesterday after watching lots of your fixes. It had broken wires right inside the connector and because of your inspiration, I pulled it all to pieces and soldered in new wires and put it back together and it worked. Never would have attempted that without first having seen your and vinces evolutions in fixing.

[@peterstubbs5934]

Its good to come back to your stuff and from a video presentation POV, see how youve progressed.

[@CallousCoder]

When you are in a pinch for “solder mask” raid your wife’s makeup case and get some acrylic nail Polish. That stuff sets hard as a rock.

[@sio2y]

I had a Little Professor calculator and absolutely loved it! I think it was even the same release/model. I'd totally forgotten about it. This video is nostalgia crack!

[@SKILLED521]

I have no knowledge of electronics, which is reason enough to glean a bit of insight. Your style and seeming kindness makes the learning process most pleasant. Thank you.

[@gregmenso1815]

I had one of those as a kid, thanks for bringing that memory back.

[@IFIXCASTLES]

I use clear nail polish to hold down stuff and seal.

[@zekeyo37]

You did a damn fine job on that copper tape work. Ive never done any electronic repair but im keen to try. That is a real show if skill there, Steve. Well done, man. Truly impressive.

[@Mymatevince]

Haha, Marmite Vince!!!! Well done Steve, nicely cut tracks. Good job, working really nice and a very well edited fun video. It may be easier to solder next time if you squeeze the copper tape under the chip legs, but who cares..it works!! You don't happen to know the music at the 4 min mark do you. If it is from KZbin music library I would love to use that in one of my vids if you don't mind :-)

[@JonPadfield]

Nice fix. And also nice maths skills! Thanks for the interesting vid 😊

[@Rich77UK]

I worked in RF (antennas from bugs, f1 cars to basestations...even mobile phones)....Copper tape is godly!

[@chuckbenedict7235]

Amazing fix. Only topped by the tenacity. Nice job!

[@loganarmstrong5855]

Logan Armstrong ❤❤❤

[@ikkezegtie]

03:44

[@CornishCarper]

Wow I love this copper tape! If I knew this 3 months you would have saved me £197!! I love this thank you so much!

[@walter9724]

The resemblance is striking 😀

[@DTGuitarTech]

Well done! Perseverance

[@jeffdewe]

Always wanted one of those in the early 80's, Man what a great job with that copper :)

[@TMS9918A]

I greatly prefer the earlier versions of the Little Professor over this later release.

[@simontay4851]

Its only gone and bloody worked after the 8th time. Amazing.