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NVRAM versus continuing with batteries

By GoChiefs70

6 years ago


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    #16 6 years ago
     
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    +1 for NVRAM whenever possible. If there is a socket there to begin with it is a no brainer. I have a desoldering station, so it is a no brainer to me either way. I don't even put a socket in. I just solder the NVRAM in place because it is permanent anyway...

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