Yes, that's what I did with 3 different CPUs.
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ATARI STE TwiSTEr
- HigashiJun
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- frank.lukas
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr
I once had similar problems with a Mega STE and I was looking for a fault and can not find one ... (habe mir einen Wolf gesucht)
With a thin and fine needle I went directly with the multimeter to the contacts on the PLCC 68k chip and not to the contacts of the PLCC socket. All looking good but I found a pin that had no or very last contact. So I order a gold atari like PLCC socket from BEST and the problem was fixed ...
With a thin and fine needle I went directly with the multimeter to the contacts on the PLCC 68k chip and not to the contacts of the PLCC socket. All looking good but I found a pin that had no or very last contact. So I order a gold atari like PLCC socket from BEST and the problem was fixed ...
- HigashiJun
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@frank.lukas
Do you remember if Best's sockets are also 8mm high ?
Do you remember if Best's sockets are also 8mm high ?
Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr
@HigashiJun Another socket I have here (new) is ~8.1mm high, but it has "tabs" on the bottom I guess you could break off ? It would be 6.5mm then , BUT, you would need some card under the socket to stop the pins shorting out on the motherboard.
- HigashiJun
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Could you post a picture of it ?exxos wrote: Thu Jun 15, 2023 10:58 am @HigashiJun Another socket I have here (new) is ~8.1mm high, but it has "tabs" on the bottom I guess you could break off ? It would be 6.5mm then , BUT, you would need some card under the socket to stop the pins shorting out on the motherboard.
Thanks.
- HigashiJun
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Thank you guys !
@exxos
It's the same socket I got from Frank Lukas.
I still have another one but I am not really keen on soldering it, as I might encounter the same problem I had with the first one.
@frank.lukas
Looks good !
I will contact Bradley and ask him for a quote.
@exxos
It's the same socket I got from Frank Lukas.
I still have another one but I am not really keen on soldering it, as I might encounter the same problem I had with the first one.
@frank.lukas
Looks good !
I will contact Bradley and ask him for a quote.
- frank.lukas
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr
Ask him it's the same 7,8mm height before you buy ...
- HigashiJun
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Yes, I will.
