On 24/05/02 10:23, "midgard_at_dragon.org" <midgard_at_dragon.org> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me where I can get one of these torx screw drivers?
> What size it is if I need to order one? etc.? I need to replace a
> battery & I can't get in there. I miss my eMate!!!
Go to Sears or any similar hardware store. They should have it. I'm not sure
about the size, so you may want to get a #6 and a #8 Torx, just to be sure
you have the right one.
-Laurent.
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