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  • Ancient1
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    • Dec 2019
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    • Israel
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    Need to identify/find a Local buck/boost IC or comparable replacement. MI Streamer

    Hi

    Check out the photo : on the left is the blown IC ( bottom right) and on the right is same one : 6-pin AVBM .065 IC

    I can't find ANY mention of it online .

    The streamer is : Mi Box . Model MDZ-22-AB

    Thanks in advance
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