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Cutabove
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| Quote: | | My advice would be to ask 'where are the oldest boards/' because it looks like that stuff has accumulated over several years. That probably means the oldest (and best) stuff is at the bottom! |
| Quote: | | i would suggest taking these two screwdrivers. |
SCREW THAT!!!! WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU GUYS THINKING?!?!?!? BRING A FRONTEND LOADER AND A TRACTOR TRAILOR!!!!!!!
COOP SAYS "umm excuse me sir,but I brought some help.Can you tell all of these people to please move so I can start loading my boards?........ROFL!"
| Quote: | | Ill bust out with the Ninja outfit and make a stealthy helper |
Let me and chief at them...we'll bust out like mission impossible and have a military helicoptor hauling off the loot before you know it.
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Chook
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| Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 10:24 am Post subject: |
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| Neon_WA wrote: | Seeing u dont need to open any cases.. u dont need a philips head, so i would suggest taking these two screwdrivers.
a thin shaft flat with narrow handle (to remove Dips, levering one end slightly then working the screwdriver completely under)
a wide bladed flat with fat handle ( to lever PGA chips from the board, prising one edge at a time a little more, by turning the screwdriver)
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How about using a PGA chip remover? (there's one in 486 overdrive kits)
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debs3759
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| Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 11:23 am Post subject: |
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| Chook wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: | Seeing u dont need to open any cases.. u dont need a philips head, so i would suggest taking these two screwdrivers.
a thin shaft flat with narrow handle (to remove Dips, levering one end slightly then working the screwdriver completely under)
a wide bladed flat with fat handle ( to lever PGA chips from the board, prising one edge at a time a little more, by turning the screwdriver)
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How about using a PGA chip remover? (there's one in 486 overdrive kits) |
The PGA chip removers do make the job a lot easier. I have found that using one reduces the risk of damage toa chip to zero 
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