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  1. 10-25-2016, 02:15 AM #1
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    I was getting some telecom boards boxed up yesterday and wanted to share a few pics that shows what I remove to get a better price without devaluing the boards.


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    Items removed from about 7 boards.

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    I was just wondering why you didn't pop that socketed flat pack chip out? I always pop these out and put them in with my ic chips.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Faceball View Post
    I was just wondering why you didn't pop that socketed flat pack chip out? I always pop these out and put them in with my ic chips.
    I only remove the eproms because they are heavy and it doesn't take many to make a pound. I don't remove flat packs, IC's or TA caps. That's just me.

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