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Offline SandmanTopic starter

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My fix for Agnus :)
« on: February 18, 2013, 04:38:16 PM »
Thought I would share a little project I did.

I am sure that many of us have unfortunately broken off a pin on one of are beloved custom chips some which are pretty hard to come by anymore.

I did recently and would like to share some photos of the fix I did.

I machined down until I barely touched the lead that was embedded and then carefully soldered a pin to it.

Works great now thank goodness.
 

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Re: My fix for Agnus :)
« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2013, 09:53:38 PM »
Quote from: Zac67;726931
One more reason to invest in a proper chip-puller and stop prying with those screwdrivers... ;)




IMHO, I think those chip pullers are more problems then they're worth.....never use'em.  They alway manage to nick the corner of the chip no matter how careful you are.

I usually pull the MB and desolder the 2 empty holes near the middle of the chip and use a couple of small nails inserted head first to gently press the chip out.  Works great.