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when replacing ic's is it a good idea to fit a socket.

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when replacing ic's is it a good idea to fit a socket.


If there is space , i certainly do.
Use turned pin sockets , even if salvaged off scrap boards.
Unless (rarely ) you know exactly why a low power IC failed it probably
has an increased probability of failing again at some point.

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