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jd
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 Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 12:43 pm Post subject: ...continuing this Smallest chip talk... |
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K , found more "small" chips ! 
They are fantastic! I'm gonna start collecting these now.
They are a little complicated to take off the boards, but it's worth it.
Most people throw these out because they overlooked them on the boards...probly because of their size...
Enjoy!
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wepwawet
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Hm, what do you name "chip"?
there are much smaller parts than these on modern boards (and I don't mean only resistors;-)
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jd
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I mean exactly what I said, small chip(microchip), but with visible LOGO's like Moto,AMD,Intel,NEC,National...I think they are nice chips.  Tis why I like collecting them.But also, some are hard to find, and takes alot of time and precision to remove from the boards ,which to me adds value.
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