In message <4060E6E4.7080408@telus.net>
          David P Harris <dpharris@TELUS.NET> wrote:

> Where are you guys buying them?
I bought one from Ebay and got another from a phone that someone reported as
lost, then later found. Sold the fascia, kept the LCD and motherboard :)
The Nokia 3310 LCDs can be soldered to - use very fine solder, a 1mm
soldering bit and - most importantly - apply heat for the shortest time
possible. Make sure you let the display cool down after you've soldered to
the pin. IME, 0.05in IDC cable is just about the right pitch for these
displays.
Avoid the 3210 LCDs - they use a rubber elastomer connector that's incredibly
unreliable. You'd also need to etch a PCB to connect to them.

Later.
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