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From: proximo@vectron.UUCP (proximo)
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Subject: Re: HELP!  What are these chips?
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Date: Fri, 16-Nov-84 10:10:24 EST
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Try heat. There are machines sold out there to companies that want to disscect
packaged chips (don't ask me about them, I only know that they exist) that
remove chips from the plastic by burning it away. Someone I knew did this
on his own and it worked perfectly. You might want to try it a couple times
on junk chips to make sure that you have the right temperature.

/Dave Edick/
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