RE: Re[2]: Re[2]: Re: Star Wars Self-Test

Hmmmm it was never my intention to start a thread about my chip removal
abilities! ;o) I think I've been somewhat misinterpreted... I'm perfectly
able to remove and replace ICs, I was more saying that although the chip
'looks' faulty - the self test is kind of suggesting otherwise? Therefore
I'm not keen on removing a perfectly good chip when there's no need... I'm
still confused by what I'm seeing across the board, a lot of signals are
floating low, a lot of signals are strobing between activity and floating
low - I've either had a major outage else perhaps either the prom or AVG are
bad?

Pobster

-- ArcadeGeek.co.uk --

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Self-Test

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From: "simon" <simonjhanlon@btopenworld.com>
To: <vectorlist@vectorlist.org>
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2006 07:29:59 +0100
Subject: Re: VECTOR: Re[2]: VECTOR: Re: VECTOR: Star Wars Self-Test

>
> Really? Oh well, it worked fine for me but then I was only using it on
IC's
> and nothing large

yes, it's o.k. for tiny stuff with that .5mm bit on it, i just useds it to
fix an xbox.
funny thing is that this pile of cheap shit has what i think is the best
iron-holder ever.
far better than anything i'v had from antex or weller.

when it dies that holder will live on. :)

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