Too lazy to solder on new memory sockets in A4000?

Turran · 14 March 2013, 17:57

This is a quick fix using some velcro =) Its 2 separate pieces so that it can be "opened".

Yeah, kinda temporary, but it works. Stuck a hole in it with a soldering iron so that there was a round "hard" hole where the soldering iron melted the plastic. I guess it would hold with just using a scissor, but I had it heated up already so..

amigatv · 18 March 2013, 23:40

But if you have Zorro III board like Picasso IV in last slot than is Pain in da a

14 March 2013, 17:57	#1
Turran Moderator Join Date: May 2012 Location: Stockholm / Sweden Age: 49 Posts: 1,575	Too lazy to solder on new memory sockets in A4000? This is a quick fix using some velcro =) Its 2 separate pieces so that it can be "opened". Yeah, kinda temporary, but it works. Stuck a hole in it with a soldering iron so that there was a round "hard" hole where the soldering iron melted the plastic. I guess it would hold with just using a scissor, but I had it heated up already so.. Last edited by Turran; 14 March 2013 at 20:02.

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18 March 2013, 23:40	#2
amigatv Registered User Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Sthm/Sweden Posts: 75	But if you have Zorro III board like Picasso IV in last slot than is Pain in da a

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