VMU extention

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LoyalistRevolt
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VMU extention

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Well I tried to extend it and just ended up messing everything up is there a tutorial?
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LoyalistRevolt
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Post by LoyalistRevolt »

but how do I desolder the VMU spot it won't melt.. :(
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-=FamilyGuy=-
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Post by -=FamilyGuy=- »

LoyalistRevolt wrote:but how do I desolder the VMU spot it won't melt.. :(
It's better to desolder it, using a desolder pump, but if you don't have one, you can simply cut it as close to the pcb as you can, it'd do the job.

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