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a2aviator{at}gmail.com wrote:
> On Feb 16, 8:08 pm, "a2retro"
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>> Tony, is this the idea?
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>> http://www.robotshop.se/catalog/images/bs2-ic.jpg
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> That would be the idea. It's an open hybrid on the inside, very
> similar to looking into an EPROM, on the top side.
Ok, next issue: Are the leads bent around and soldered to the top like that
picture above? If so, that would explain why I have to rock the corner with
the RST* line up to get it to start - the motion would pull the lead down
against the pad.
The bad news is that I'll need to excavate in from the side (or top) to get
there. Either way, this does not look like my idea of fun.
Given that my unit is potted with what appears to be black epoxy, I'd
appreciate any tips or suggestions on a surgical strategy.
Steve
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