Editing Hardware Hacking & Repair

I am leading an open-ended hardware hacking / repair class teaching the basics of repairing things like:

* flat screen TVs / monitors
* headphones / headphone cables
* ATX power supply / general power supply repair
* battery care (and reviving "dead" li-ion packs")
* basics of laptop repair

== When is the class? ==
'''Monday, August 11 at 6:00 PM.''' The class will go for as long as there is interest.

== Where is the class being taught? ==
'''The class will be taught in the [[Classrooms#Turing|Turing classroom]] at [[Noisebridge]].''' The address is:

[[Getting_Here|2169 Mission St.<br>
3rd Floor<br>
San Francisco, CA 94110]]

The gate to the space should be open while the class is in session. If not, [[Getting In|you can read up on getting into the space by clicking here]].

== What do I need to know? ==
The class is more of an intermediate level with soldering know-how required.  It would be nice if people are familiar with the basic parts like resistors, capacitors, etc.

I will also keep it open for suggestions so people can pick my brain as to things I've repaired over my 10+ years doing this stuff.

I will bring some monitors to hack.

== How much does this class cost? ==
This class is free, as are all classes taught at Noisebridge. A donation of around $5 is appreciated toward the cost of the components that I am bringing to the class, but no one will be turned away.

If you feel the class was beneficial, we'd really appreciate a [[Donate or Pay Dues|donation to Noisebridge]] to fund our ongoing renovation and lasting presence in the city.

== How can I get more information? ==
(contact info goes here - try to keep email addresses off the wiki)