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Old 02-21-2017, 10:10 PM
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Opened it up, and found about a dozen cold solders. Not as much as I've seen in another 467 on YouTube. Theirs had almost all its joints cracked. I tried to reflow them with my soldering gun, but it was way too big. I'll have to get a pencil tip and reflow them. The tube inside also tested marginal.
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