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Dealing with replacing battery corroded IC sockets.

By barakandl

10 years ago


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    #4 10 years ago
     
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    greywolf

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    SIP sockets are great. Just used 4x7 to replace IC17 and IC18 on Black Knight (plus 2x7406N, of course!).

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