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Sparkfist
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Power Problems

Post by Sparkfist »

Ok today I got something done [Applaude], anyways I soldered a connector to my PSOne and then used my battery to run it and tried to install a mod chip.

Well at first I was able to turn the thing on but it never left the cd/memory card menu. Then a lil later the screen when blank after 2 sec. tuning it on. Now I tore the mod chip out and I still have the problem of the system not working.

Any suggestions or ideas as to whats wrong or what I need to do?
vskid wrote:Nerd = likes school, does all their homework, dies if they don't get 100% on every assignment
Geek = likes technology, dies if the power goes out and his UPS dies too

I am a geek.
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Post by JackFrost22 »

You might have shorted two wires when you installed the mod chip. Thats why I alway run a razor blade between all my connestion to cut them even if they are connected.
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Post by RNS0504 »

check everywhere you soldered for loose bits of solder thet may be causing a short
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