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October 29th 05, 11:51 PM
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DX-390 distorted audio
I am not a technician or engineer either,but in some cases if you are
soldering or desoldering,you might need to use a heat sink or two or three or else too much heat might ruin another part or parts.When in doubt,use some heat sinks. cuhulin |
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November 5th 05, 05:37 AM
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DX-390 distorted audio
Generally most people damage the PCB when soldering or desoldering.
wrote: I am not a technician or engineer either,but in some cases if you are soldering or desoldering,you might need to use a heat sink or two or three or else too much heat might ruin another part or parts.When in doubt,use some heat sinks. cuhulin |
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