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    The buttons might have a little gold disc in them...coulda sworn someone posted that at one point. Either BC or Burly..The b's blend to together!



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    Quote Originally Posted by Sirscrapalot View Post
    The buttons might have a little gold disc in them...coulda sworn someone posted that at one point. Either BC or Burly..The b's blend to together!

    Sirscrapalot - Doesn't push the buttons, he smashes them!
    Glad to see someone listens once in a while SirS....the small metal squares with the black buttons may have gold or silver contacts. They are small but will add up quickly. You will also find them on most electronics that have some sort of push button controls. Look for them on boards out of flat screen tv and monitors. Almost any contact will have at least a silver button in them.
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