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16-03-2008, 16:56
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Re: Metal Shavings and RC don't mix
I've got a semi-related question: does anyone know of a good way to straighten heavily-bent pins on an RC? Specifically, the digital inputs, after having been smashed with a robot arm (prior to the guarding being installed). That progressive damage due to a low-current short sounds like a worrisome possibility, if the pins are left alone.
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