Thanks Amigakit

lost_loven · 21 September 2012, 02:33

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the old

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removal

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New buster 11
Working great!

lost

amigakit.com · 21 September 2012, 17:56

Thank you for your business! Much appreciated.

cosmicfrog · 23 September 2012, 06:06

so thats how they supposed to come out then hehehehehhe, Nice

lost_loven · 23 September 2012, 06:49

Yup, glad i waited for the puller and didn't jump the gun and used 2 screw drivers to pop it out!

lost

Jope · 23 September 2012, 09:17

Don't use screwdrivers. The chips are stuck in so hard that you'll just crack the sockets while levering them out.

lesta_smsc · 23 September 2012, 11:48

Are these not 'one time' only applications - therefore removing them will cause damage! BTW what is that huge stencil type device?!

kipper2k · 23 September 2012, 14:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by lesta_smsc

Are these not 'one time' only applications - therefore removing them will cause damage! BTW what is that huge stencil type device?!

It is a PLCC/chip extractor

amigakit.com · 23 September 2012, 16:40

The PLCC Extraction Tool prevents damage to the socket when removing/inserting a chip such as Super Buster 11

lost_loven · 23 September 2012, 18:12

50% off next purchase for advertising

lost

alenppc · 25 September 2012, 22:01

I got one of those from Vesalia... love it. OK, competition. But I buy from both Amigakit and Vesalia. It depends. Amigakit is generally faster, but through Vesalia I rarely pay import duties (it happened only once) while with Amigakit it is a certainty.

lost_loven · 25 September 2012, 23:33

Import duties??? I haven't payed any extra with AmigaKit but what it says on the web site for what ever item it is. Maybe it was a larger item you had to pay duty on? I love the speed of Amigakit. 8 days or less so far! I think 6 days was the fastest i received something after ordering something.

lost

quarkx · 26 September 2012, 00:08

I never had to pay any import fees except the first order of the A1200 I got from them in 2009. I had to pay the Fed Ex boarder (extortion) fee of $35 (which is still alot better than UPS).
They now ship my stuff Royal post and I also get it under 14 days to Alberta. The last 2 shipments, its been 6 days also.
I have never shopped at Verselia. I find Amigakit has the better prices and from what I have read, way better service.

alenppc · 26 September 2012, 04:23

That's odd... I always pay import fees as determined by FedEx from AmigaKit, but it's at about the usual 15% as per tax. All of my orders were shipped by Fedex so far. The last one set me back $20 the one before like $60... Vesalia always uses regular mail and most of the time I don't get charged anything extra. The only time it happened it was when I got the ACA1231. The large number must have attracted the customs guy's attention, lol...

quarkx · 26 September 2012, 05:47

next order just ask to ship it Royal Post. Cost the same, slower, but no extortion fees from Canada Post.

lesta_smsc · 27 September 2012, 01:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by amigakit.com

The PLCC Extraction Tool prevents damage to the socket when removing/inserting a chip such as Super Buster 11

Nice... I'm assuming this is not universal for any chip or is it? This would be great to use on Wii-clip for example!

lost_loven · 27 September 2012, 02:43

Doesn't the wii-clip fit over top of the chip and it is surface mounted?
(just looking and assuming by gooogling images....)

lost

Jope · 27 September 2012, 08:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by lesta_smsc

Nice... I'm assuming this is not universal for any chip or is it? This would be great to use on Wii-clip for example!

It is only useful for socketed PLCC chips. Nothing else.

FOL · 27 September 2012, 10:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jope

It is only useful for socketed PLCC chips. Nothing else.

Yep, as the product states plcc extraction tool.

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21 September 2012, 17:56	#2
amigakit.com Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: www.amigakit.com Posts: 2,043	Thank you for your business! Much appreciated.

23 September 2012, 06:06	#3
cosmicfrog The 1 who ribbits Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: leek, Staffs, UK Age: 56 Posts: 3,557	so thats how they supposed to come out then hehehehehhe, Nice

23 September 2012, 06:49	#4
lost_loven Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: winnipeg Posts: 358	Yup, glad i waited for the puller and didn't jump the gun and used 2 screw drivers to pop it out! lost

23 September 2012, 09:17	#5
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,911	Don't use screwdrivers. The chips are stuck in so hard that you'll just crack the sockets while levering them out.

23 September 2012, 11:48	#6
lesta_smsc Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 3,186	Are these not 'one time' only applications - therefore removing them will cause damage! BTW what is that huge stencil type device?!

23 September 2012, 16:40	#8
amigakit.com Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: www.amigakit.com Posts: 2,043	The PLCC Extraction Tool prevents damage to the socket when removing/inserting a chip such as Super Buster 11

23 September 2012, 18:12	#9
lost_loven Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: winnipeg Posts: 358	50% off next purchase for advertising lost

25 September 2012, 22:01	#10
alenppc Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Canada Age: 44 Posts: 910	I got one of those from Vesalia... love it. OK, competition. But I buy from both Amigakit and Vesalia. It depends. Amigakit is generally faster, but through Vesalia I rarely pay import duties (it happened only once) while with Amigakit it is a certainty.

25 September 2012, 23:33	#11
lost_loven Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: winnipeg Posts: 358	Import duties??? I haven't payed any extra with AmigaKit but what it says on the web site for what ever item it is. Maybe it was a larger item you had to pay duty on? I love the speed of Amigakit. 8 days or less so far! I think 6 days was the fastest i received something after ordering something. lost

26 September 2012, 00:08	#12
quarkx Our prices are Insane! Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Edmonton Posts: 465	I never had to pay any import fees except the first order of the A1200 I got from them in 2009. I had to pay the Fed Ex boarder (extortion) fee of $35 (which is still alot better than UPS). They now ship my stuff Royal post and I also get it under 14 days to Alberta. The last 2 shipments, its been 6 days also. I have never shopped at Verselia. I find Amigakit has the better prices and from what I have read, way better service.

26 September 2012, 04:23	#13
alenppc Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Canada Age: 44 Posts: 910	That's odd... I always pay import fees as determined by FedEx from AmigaKit, but it's at about the usual 15% as per tax. All of my orders were shipped by Fedex so far. The last one set me back $20 the one before like $60... Vesalia always uses regular mail and most of the time I don't get charged anything extra. The only time it happened it was when I got the ACA1231. The large number must have attracted the customs guy's attention, lol...

26 September 2012, 05:47	#14
quarkx Our prices are Insane! Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Edmonton Posts: 465	next order just ask to ship it Royal Post. Cost the same, slower, but no extortion fees from Canada Post.

27 September 2012, 02:43	#16
lost_loven Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: winnipeg Posts: 358	Doesn't the wii-clip fit over top of the chip and it is surface mounted? (just looking and assuming by gooogling images....) lost

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