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I am a repair guy. Fix things from automotive to electronics. Was a previous member on ebay before but closed my account because spending too much money! Back because ebay has things Amazon does not!! :)
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Reviews (15)
Jul 26, 2018
Small compact file set. Handy for small, precise work
Nice little light duty file set. Shapes are : round, triangle, flat/half round, square and flat.
Good for plastic and light metal and whatever small jobs you may find a use for
Jan 30, 2020
Make your SB-800 work again
Flash would not fire. Everything would work fine with menus,settings. All worked normal. It would just not fire.
These replacement tubes work very well. It is unlikely Nikon services these flash units anymore. Possibly they just want you to buy a new one. But you can fix it. The most important step is to discharge the capacitor. The leads are under the rubber push button. When this capacitor is under full current, it carries 300 volts. Once discharged you can safely disassemble the top of the flash. 2 screws hold the flash assembly to body. Remove the shrink tubing over the broken Xenon tube. De-solder the 2 ends, remove the end without trigger wire first, pull the tube out slightly and remove solder from end as well as trigger wire contact. Replacement is reverse of this. Cut the trigger wire about 1.5 inches or so , tin the wire using lead content solder. Lead content solder must be used according to Nikon's repair manual for the SB-800
Took an old beat up Nikon SB-800 and brought it back into service for 5 bucks :) well worth the time it took to replace the tube! Nice!
Dec 21, 2018
Works great for Sound Blaster Audigy SB0570
Another option to help get connection for front audio jacks on your computer case. This worked well for the older Sound Blaster Audigy SB0570 PCI card. Speaker and Microphone works good with this cable. Recommended for older hardware.