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14-03-2004, 03:57
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No that is not needed - normally just using a multi-meter on resistance / continuity mode is enough - you just check for points that are joined i.e. 0 ohms.
the thicker tracks are a good indication of those carrying ground and power. As is the top left and top right chip leg for most chips. But I only advise this for those who know what they are doing.
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