Re: removing chip from board

[fred@dino.alaska.edu (Last Chance)]

In article <3o0d7t$3s9@nntp.crl.com>, btomlin@crl.com (Bruce Tomlin) wrote:

> Rick Light (rick.light@swamp.mn.org) wrote in comp.sys.apple2:
> >I had a couple of RAM chips go bad on a fully loaded Apple 1 meg memory
> >card.  I have a number of extra cards with 256 K soldered on the boards
> >and would like to remove the chips and use them if possible.  How do you
> >do something like this?  Thanks for the help.

I know it is hard to picture this, but buying the chips you need may be a
lot cheaper.  You can buy the chips and install them easily and no hassles
or worries about damaging the chip you are trying to remove.  You can try
it, but I think you will find that a couple bucks for a couple chips is
not a bad deal.