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![]() Tom Del Rosso wrote: "Eeyore" wrote in message f825_677 wrote: You should try a Sony 1602 or 1601 IC from one of their broadcast mixer boards - it can take an hour if you're lucky and all day if you're not and we have professionaly desoldering vacumme equipment - the holes are barely larger than the pin its self every engineer working on these things in every broadcast engineering department complaints about these devices.. Give me a 100 pin BGA device any day.. If you know the IC's buggered (or even of low commercial value), cut every pin and remove them individually. Then clean the holes up. It always wins on time and cost. Isn't that a PGA? Hard to cut the pins. Is it ? I was referring to pinned ICs. Use a flame thrower on a PGA ! ;-) Graham |
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