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UV-Erase

many chips have a clear glass window in the top of them. If you expose them to short UV (i.e. the kind that causes instant cancer) from a sterlizer lamp...

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Adapted from pgmfi.org wiki

many chips have a clear glass window in the top of them. If you expose them to short UV (i.e. the kind that causes instant cancer) from a sterlizer lamp or UV-eraser bulb for sufficient time, the information stored on the chip is erased and it can be re-used. Note: "blacklights" that hippies like to use in their rooms are not reliable for erasing chips. Note #2: sunlight is not reliable for erasing chips. Note #3: this link explains how to build an eraser.

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Source Adapted from UV-Erase on pgmfi.org wiki. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 1.0.