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Hello TTG, im looking for someone how knows about soldering and installing chips...
Basically i bought the wrong solder for the job and burnt one of the glitch chips.
This is what it looks like:
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If i remove this chip and install the new one iv just recieved will it still work?
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Basically i bought the wrong solder for the job and burnt one of the glitch chips.
This is what it looks like:
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If i remove this chip and install the new one iv just recieved will it still work?
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Please post more pictures. And not so close.
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TX_F1ERCE_TX wrote Please post more pictures. And not so close.
Added more pics hope there better.
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Clean it up the best way you can. I can't see the points. But you may need to turn down the heat on the soldering iron, and don't keep it in one spot for so long.
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TX_F1ERCE_TX wroteyea so what? so he is using a j-runner with it? big deal he can still hard wire it. and read the nand by soldering wires to the board normallyRodent_Modz wrote idk what qsb board your using but you dont need that qsb board to install R-jtagHe's using the one that comes with the R-JTAG ULTIMATE KIT.
use this and the pic i sent you on aim
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he can still read the Rator if needed
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Rodent_Modz wroteI didn't mean it like that, it was just an FYI. But anyways, yes he can, I thought he was just trying to use the QSB board method. Oh and finally I bought some demons!TX_F1ERCE_TX wroteyea so what? so he is using a j-runner with it? big deal he can still hard wire it. and read the nand by soldering wires to the board normallyRodent_Modz wrote idk what qsb board your using but you dont need that qsb board to install R-jtagHe's using the one that comes with the R-JTAG ULTIMATE KIT.
use this and the pic i sent you on aim
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he can still read the Rator if needed
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