Yogesh: thanks man. yes indeed my friend and it is a very good idea to invest in one. it does not have to be expensive but a decent one that show you things can not be see with our naked eyes. have a blessed day

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Parasuraman: thanks man for your encouragement and support. you are most welcome and have a blessed day

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Imoudu: yes indeed and it is a very good idea to invest in one. have a blessed day

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Hollis: all charging ports are destined to fail eventually and that is good for us as technicians(LOL). it could be bad manufacture or user fault either way, good income. have a blessed day

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Albert: thanks man. totally agree but on the other hand all electronic parts is destined to fail eventually. have a blessed day

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Tayo: thanks man. to enforce such parts is only by good solid soldering but that eventually going to break. just do your best in anything you do. have a blessed day

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Tim: usually this is the second thing I check after eye balling if there is an obvious damaged parts on board and most of the times saves me time and effort. have a blessed day

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I agree Albert . they should be using the 5.5 MM X 2.5 power plug or 2.1 same size ..... There is a issue with all power ports , or should I say they all have one thing in common , no lead solder and wave soldering , a lot of older equipment was hand soldered and used lead solder .... Very seldom did I have to reflow solder joints on the older Cobra , Uniden , and President radio chassis's etc etc ...

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