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Old 08-08-09, 09:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hi all ,
what ways people have used to remove the chip from sa8300 and put it back on ,,
seeing the video for removing the smd on ***tube semms it a very easy job ,
but when you do it in real its very difficult ,you can easily take the pads off ,,
can poeple comment ,what they use and how did they managed in the end ,,
i ve tried it on another board which has 3 of them to remove ,but finding it hard ,,
off to practice more ,,
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G77 is your man for this question, PM him and he will tell you how to get the chip off without lifting any pads and he will also tell you how to get it back on properly .
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hi all ,
what ways people have used to remove the chip from sa8300 and put it back on ,,
seeing the video for removing the smd on ***tube semms it a very easy job ,
but when you do it in real its very difficult ,you can easily take the pads off ,,
can poeple comment ,what they use and how did they managed in the end ,,
i ve tried it on another board which has 3 of them to remove ,but finding it hard ,,
off to practice more ,,
thanks
yes m8 like blakey said G77 is ur man 4 this ....but what i do know is .if its from a pure erea. & ur in pure u dont have to change it. wich is good news for all that live in pure. including me ...lol
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i dont know g77 is a bit slow in responding ,his first reply was very quick ,
but i am waiting for the second one ,in which he will give me his info ,addy,
no m8 the box is from tw and im in pure ,,so this is the problem
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hi all ,
what ways people have used to remove the chip from sa8300 and put it back on ,,
seeing the video for removing the smd on ***tube semms it a very easy job ,
but when you do it in real its very difficult ,you can easily take the pads off ,,
can poeple comment ,what they use and how did they managed in the end ,,
i ve tried it on another board which has 3 of them to remove ,but finding it hard ,,
off to practice more ,,
thanks
yes the soldering on these as put me of trying .in case of messing the board up ......but yes looks like ur chip will need re-blanking .......i take i u have saw the V+ app, but that dosent rearly show u any close up solder pics. e.c.t , im sure G77 will get back to u m8 ,,its weekend ! bet he;s @ the pub. lol .
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bet he;s @ the pub. lol .
Who isn't on a saturday night (except me)? Lol.
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i did respond earlier, think your getting the way the quotes in the pm's work a bit mixed up.
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hi all ,yes i did manage to remove the chip and replace it with a new blank one ,,and now the net id is set to 1
so one job done
when i go to the FTA channels it says you dont have v+enabled ..mind you just put the caox in ,no card yet ,as waiting for the tb blocker to come
so is it normal for the box to say that ,,it will be ok when i put the mosac in ,,
which image you used which is a working image ,,
yould you prefer a blocker image for a rom 11 rev bod card ,,its a mosac card which has been unlooped ,,got all the details with me ,
i thought that the bbc hd was a FTA channel ,,do you have any hd channels which are FTA ,
if you write your card correctly mosac ,,will you be able to get any FTA hd channels or not ,,
any suggestions
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hi all ,yes i did manage to remove the chip and replace it with a new blank one ,,and now the net id is set to 1
so one job done
when i go to the FTA channels it says you dont have v+enabled ..mind you just put the caox in ,no card yet ,as waiting for the tb blocker to come
so is it normal for the box to say that ,,it will be ok when i put the mosac in ,,
which image you used which is a working image ,,
yould you prefer a blocker image for a rom 11 rev bod card ,,its a mosac card which has been unlooped ,,got all the details with me ,
i thought that the bbc hd was a FTA channel ,,do you have any hd channels which are FTA ,
if you write your card correctly mosac ,,will you be able to get any FTA hd channels or not ,,
any suggestions
thanks
Fisrt thing you should write you BK and keep it safe then find a Rom 11 image, I would use blocker if I were you coz if you make a mistake it is a bit of a head ach to get back into you card, you will need to update all the dates & right so you can get all the channels, once you have done your card you will receive all the channels apart from PPV.
for now you should do some search on how to update your card while you are waiting for your noise blocker.
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@abbs ,
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yes thats what i am doing ,,finding a blocker for rom 11 for pure ,,
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ive got another day as it hasnt arrived today as well
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