[Avalon]

Got four boards at work that need new BIOS chips soldered on. I've got experience soldering, but only with capacitors, which have much larger feet than these chips. If you can do it, they'll pay you for it, so good for some quick cash for what should be an easy job if you know what you're doing.

[Avalon]

Picture of board/chip to give you better idea!


SO MUCH PCI EXPRESS x4!!!!

This post has been edited by Avalon: 06 October 2010 - 07:20 AM

[madhatter256]

shoot. I have a broken air solder gun

[psychoaccess]

I've soldered a marble drop track before. and some other metal sculptures.. I've made armor out of an oven door, once!
I apply, right? I just left my blowtorch in WPB. D:
Sorry, Avalon, mebbe I can help when I get it back!

[madhatter256]

Avalon, is a NASA certified welder ok???

[Gamma]

If you have all the tools needed to it, I could possible give it a try. I have a soldering gun, but I'm pretty sure the tip is too big (that's what she said).

[Avalon]

We don't have any of the tools. You'd have to provide your own soldering iron (15-30w range for PC electronics, preferably pen tipped) and some rosin core solder. A soldering gun is probably too big for the job. Definitely needs to be experienced and sure they can do it, these boards are $200 each

[madhatter256]

Yeah, you need special soldering tool for that Surface Mount chip, you can easily get it at radio shack.