Logitech G29 Help request to find smd transistor reference.

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  • ploggy
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    • May 2021
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    • United Kingdom
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    Re: Logitech G29 Help request to find smd transistor reference.

    Heh I folded like a cheap suit and purchased a replacement Mobo for my wheel :P
    I wasn't 100% confident even if I found the right part that I could replace it.. the part is damn small lol
    Even tho I now have a working wheel I'll keep an eye on this page just just incase someone confirms the ic and has replaced it successfully.

    Thank you for the help, I appreciate it.

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