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Posted by Nemesis on February 24, 2002 at 21:33:14:

The metal case on my circuit board which houses the trigger switch activator (the rubber switch that hits the dome) has broken off so that the rubber piece and the dome won't stay in place. It's probably possible to soder the housing back on, but would it make more sense to just buy a new board? If so, where could I buy a 4x4 board, or possibly an upgrade board for a good price? I plan on selling my gun, so I figured an upgrade board might help. That's about it for now....thanks for any info you can give me.

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: The metal case on my circuit board which houses the trigger switch activator (the rubber switch that hits the dome) has broken off so that the rubber piece and the dome won't stay in place. It's probably possible to soder the housing back on, but would it make more sense to just buy a new board? If so, where could I buy a 4x4 board, or possibly an upgrade board for a good price? I plan on selling my gun, so I figured an upgrade board might help. That's about it for now....thanks for any info you can give me.

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