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Fixing broken IC legs
What is the best way to resurrect an IC that has had a couple of legs
broken off, but is otherwise working? I am talking about a regular DIP IC here, an old computer custom chip which is rare to find now. 2 legs have been broken off at the root, so you can barely see some metal peeking out. Is there some easy way to get access to the connection or break off a piece of the casing to connect a wire to it? |
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