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  • Davi.p
    Hobbist Tech
    • Sep 2009
    • 4307
    • Italy - Milan
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    [OT] BGA soldering

    Hi, i was searching for some videos on Ytube on how factories make BGA soldering, but i havent found anything ("factory BGA soldering"), you know someone? Thanks..

    PS. Sorry for OT but it's relative to tv repairing...
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