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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 10:38 am Post subject: |
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Cyrus, It would be a heck of a lot less hassle to simply try soldering it back. Seriously doubt if you'd be able to buy one of the coils. In general, most of SMD components have a minimum count purchase. Your best bet is to get one from anothet junk card. Not sure of the role, but proly it is used along the power supply line as some sort of a filtering. Unless the wire is flat broke at the very end, it should be easy to solder it back. As far as enamel, you can scrape just enuff & use a bit of solder flux to tin the wire . Ray |
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