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Allied Leisure LED display rebuild - EROS ONE

By Robotworkshop

7 years ago



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#7 3 years ago
 
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KSUWildcatFan

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5y 97,300 3,100 20 7

I'm definitely getting annoyed with my p2 forcing a leading 4. At a minimum, what do I need to do to fix that? You mentioned bad ICs I think? For now I probably need to do whatever is least invasive/difficult tbh. I've never done any kind of board work and I'm not sure I even have the proper tools.

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