Solding tip for iron when replacing prom
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Solding tip for iron when replacing prom
Digikey no longer sells the soldering iron tip suggested to be used on Traxions prom burning article. So I was just wandering what I should use for removing the eprom off the memcal. I have a 30 watt radio shack soldering iron. Radioshack said the only tip they have for it is the one that it came with. So should I buy the 15 watt iron that comes with the smaller tip? Is a 15 watt iron going to get hot enough? What are you guys using? Thanks for the help, its probably a dumb question but I'm new to burning.
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Re: Solding tip for iron when replacing prom
Originally posted by Greg
Digikey no longer sells the soldering iron tip suggested to be used on Traxions prom burning article. So I was just wandering what I should use for removing the eprom off the memcal. I have a 30 watt radio shack soldering iron. Radioshack said the only tip they have for it is the one that it came with. So should I buy the 15 watt iron that comes with the smaller tip? Is a 15 watt iron going to get hot enough? What are you guys using? Thanks for the help, its probably a dumb question but I'm new to burning.
Digikey no longer sells the soldering iron tip suggested to be used on Traxions prom burning article. So I was just wandering what I should use for removing the eprom off the memcal. I have a 30 watt radio shack soldering iron. Radioshack said the only tip they have for it is the one that it came with. So should I buy the 15 watt iron that comes with the smaller tip? Is a 15 watt iron going to get hot enough? What are you guys using? Thanks for the help, its probably a dumb question but I'm new to burning.
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I'm going to replace the eprom in the memcal with a eeprom. Then i'll just use the header adapter to actually program the chip in the memcal. In the end i'll have a nice clean looking stock memcal and computer. Initially, I know, it's a hassle to replace the prom but then it'll be easy.
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Originally posted by Greg
I'm going to replace the eprom in the memcal with a eeprom. Then i'll just use the header adapter to actually program the chip in the memcal. In the end i'll have a nice clean looking stock memcal and computer. Initially, I know, it's a hassle to replace the prom but then it'll be easy.
I'm going to replace the eprom in the memcal with a eeprom. Then i'll just use the header adapter to actually program the chip in the memcal. In the end i'll have a nice clean looking stock memcal and computer. Initially, I know, it's a hassle to replace the prom but then it'll be easy.
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