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wepwawet
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Great! Just great:-)
There should be an apple hate thread,
eg. "hundred ways to abuse apple computers".
I have also sobething to share. Hehehe |
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fRaSsL
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Same thing works with a blowtorch (the difference is, that your mother is not angry  ).
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CPUShack
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| fRaSsL wrote: | | Same thing works with a blowtorch (the difference is, that your mother is not angry ). |
Yes but I do not live with my mother 
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Minuteman
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loooolll, excellent  |
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gmanbc
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Excellent article, but ummm... Have you ever cleaned your stove?  LOL
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:15 am Post subject: |
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| gmanbc wrote: | Excellent article, but ummm... Have you ever cleaned your stove? LOL
Lee
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LMAOactually when I moved in it was pretty bad, htough I have added to it.
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Just be careful about cooking in the oven. There'll be some solder (lead) vapors stuck to the walls of the oven.
But it is an otherwise efficient way to remove the chips.
Have you worked out the time and temperature settings for us so we can do it too. |
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CPUShack
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| machine wrote: | Just be careful about cooking in the oven. There'll be some solder (lead) vapors stuck to the walls of the oven.
But it is an otherwise efficient way to remove the chips.
Have you worked out the time and temperature settings for us so we can do it too. |
Typical temps are 350F-375F surface mount.
400F for through hole (like DIPs)
Usually no more then 5-10 minutes at temp
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