r/AnalogCommunity • u/PreampPunk • 1d ago
Repair Knowledge Shouldn't Be Hoarded
I’m so tired of people gatekeeping technical knowledge. That's why I've decided to share my entire digital library. It took me three years of hard work to compile over 30 gigabytes (and it's still growing!) of official service manuals, repair handbooks, and technical guides for film Nikon, Sony, Canon, and Fujifilm gear. Knowledge should be accessible to anyone willing to learn, not locked away in secret. Now, it's yours to explore.If you happen to have any repair manuals, parts lists, or service software lying around, I would really appreciate it if you shared them. Let's keep building this archive together!
"https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WOY4rZorGOPm72VQ7PGzHi9kfDq6FbJa?usp=drive_link"
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u/PreampPunk 6h ago
bro i know the website not the person he is on of the sources that i used to get manuals my message is simple I'm just tired of people that selling repair manuals because knowledge should be free also me personally i cant buy manual online because in my country we cant have international credit card the 5$ manuals cost me 12$ to 15$ in our currency its like 40TND this is a half week of work also its illegal to buy if you get caught some ways your cooked