Fixing up a RadioMaster TX12 MKII
Got a drowned RadioMaster TX12 MKII on the bench today.
The board had some minor to moderate signs of corrosion.
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If you can lock something down - lock it down
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I just remembered a funny chain of events.
Some time ago, a colleague texted me asking why our secondary GitLab server was not only restricted to outsiders, but also (without getting into too many details) had its front-end locked down with an auth_basic directive in Nginx?
I jokingly replied that if it was really making his life miserable, we could disable it for his pool of IPs, both work and home. Or he could just open it himself, since he’s a sysadmin too.
And that was that.
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Repair of two IR cameras
Two broken cameras: one burnt chip, one liquid damaged.
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3L102V
A rare beast.
Couldn’t resist, so I grabbed it for the collection.
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