EverydayDiesel
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Jan 11, 2009, 5:52 AM
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Re: [Chrisry696] How Hot Is The ICs Convergence Card Heatsink Suppose To Get???
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<span contenteditable="false"><table border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 width="100%"><!--reply--><tr><td width="2%"><hr width="100%" noshade size="1" color="#A1A576"></td><td width="10%" align=center><font size=1 face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica">In Reply To</font></td><td width="87%"><hr width="100%" noshade color="#A1A576" size=1></td></tr></table></span><div style="margin-left: 30px">Not yet because I still have alot of the others in stock still. BTW, do you do this for a living? Do you know about the site that's JUST for repair techs? You have to tell them your experience/intentions before they "let you join". Eliminates all the do-it-your-self people and the idiots. I can turn you on to it if you need to. Let me know. The others have used the Hitachi's with good luck from what I've read. I bought a few, just haven't used them yet. Your right on about the joy in convergance repairs. I just love how, the more I read on this forum, the more I see people are wanting to know what little part is it they can just plug in and have the set work. You got people who think a flyback just unscrews. I had a guy come in the shop with the fly in his hands, with about a 6" round hunk of the circuit board still attached from when he ripped it out. He said he just needed this little part!!!!! Oh My God!!! Alot of that!!!! This guy here atleast knows alittle something, so I don't mind giving alittle advise. That way if he does have a problem down the road, he'll atleast know why it happened. I even put a fan on the heatsinks for the really good customers. You know the ones that you'd do most anything for because thay are so nice and understand what we do and how hard we work.</div><span contenteditable="false"><table border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 width="100%"><!--/reply--><tr><td><hr width="100%" noshade size=1 color="#A1A576"></td></tr></table></span> Relax. No one said you didnt work hard but if you think im going to pay 400+ dollars for someone to solder in a 12 dollar chip you have another thing coming. This took me less then an hour to replace from start to finish. With that being said, im not your average customer.
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