Hi
I have been fixing 8-bit computers for last few years, but 16-bit smd were too difficult. Now it is time to learn how to do it.
I would love to stay from building tf card for A500, then move on to work on my A1200 and expand some my STE and STFM.
Arek
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exxos
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Re: Hello
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Yeah SMD can be tricky. People on TF's are probably the guys to ask about best methods for doing it.
I did a couple of quick videos on using a gas iron...Its normally how I do them.
Yeah SMD can be tricky. People on TF's are probably the guys to ask about best methods for doing it.
I did a couple of quick videos on using a gas iron...Its normally how I do them.
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arkadiusz.makarenko
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Re: Hello
Yes. I have ordered some smd kits to try.
I will be looking for ways to move stfm from totally cracked case to some kind desktop case replacement. It is to have space for potential expansions.
I will be looking for ways to move stfm from totally cracked case to some kind desktop case replacement. It is to have space for potential expansions.
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