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Quoted from sed6:I picked this up instead which is still miles ahead of my squeeze bulb sucker I've been using.
Interesting, let us know how that works out for you. I think the solder pump and wick would be better personally but you never know..
Quoted from sed6:Quite well! Just recapped two arcade monitors in record time (for me). Easy peasy with this tool.
Great to hear! Grab an old board and try your hand on a couple DIP ICs now. Then when you know how it performs you can go to http://nvram.weebly.com
Pull your 5101 in space invaders add a socket and never need to worry about batteries again. Oh and finding old electronics and pulling spare parts is fun too.
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