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  • nfrancis63
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    • Feb 2019
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    • United Kingdom
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    BGA 153 programming

    Hi
    Looking for someone in the essex, uk area to programme EMMC chips for me. They are bga153 nand chips and I have the programme which needs to go on them.
    Thanks
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