Bio_Hazard1282_rPi3 a écrit:Do I just draw a tiny bit over the resistor?

No, you draw very heavily over the resistor. You want to get a good, solid layer of graphite covering the resistor.

Interesting. After rotating my head 90 degrees, it looks like that's a pretty old TI-84+SE, very similar to mine. But the circuit is actually nearly in the same place as the newer TI-84+s. And it's still labeled R07D.

I'm glad to hear someone is actually using this guide.

Maybe I should start selling kits with screwdrivers and pencils!

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