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LOL thanks Sirs. Problem is I'm trying to pull them off with needle-nosed pliers and keep leaving parts of the legs on the boards. Pissing me off to lose all the little pieces of legs...
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About the only other way would be to use a solder iron and solder sucker and hit the backside, then you would have the whole leg.
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I use a sharp Flathead screwdriver. Put it on the base of the leg, apply pressure and 'wiggle' it a little. They pop right off. Put your thumb over it so it doesn't get away!
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The best and fastrst way to get them all off at once is to use a board preheayer or the hot sand bath...takes 20 sec or so but yo just whack the entire board and everything comes off. I posted a video li k in another thread on it. Simple setup...1-2 burner electric portable stove and a metal nlbaking pan with sand...you can do several baords at once. They make the actual board preheater but they want a mint for those.
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Eric - I found some black molded "bullet" shaped tantalum capacitors. they are marked "MTAC", is that a manufacturer of tantalum capacitors that you know of? I have been trying to find a data sheet for these and so far nothing.
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Look for Kamet T310
I answered on your other post.
Eric
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Thanks!
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