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I've read about that. The most difficult soldering I've ever done was swapping an ATMega 2560 chip between two boards with a very basic hot air station, and th
by ssl-3 3y ago
I've read about that.
The most difficult soldering I've ever done was swapping an ATMega 2560 chip between two boards with a very basic hot air station, and that one still doesn't work right (but it works well enough to be useful).
Hacks like this are very impressive.
- jacquesm 3y agoThe QFP or the BGA version? Either way, that's already pretty impressive to me, I probably couldn't do it. The best I've done so far on that front is fixing a board that had a layout error which caused the pads of a USB connector to be offset by bridging the gap with individual strands of copper. I also hope to never have to do something like that again :)