yesHello. Quick question: Are the solder points for V2 the same as V1 for Picofly? pic below
No. The RST point is extremely sensitive. If you leave there even a tiny bit of conductive flux, that would be enough to make system unstableI don't get it. How can a modchip that ONLY have something to do with the boot process something to do with the Switch games afterwards? Is it because the system is unstable after the glitch process?
Not to mention flux is corrosive and will eat the copper tracks if not cleaned off properly. I recommend to clean with isopropyl alcohol and then use UV mask such as this to prevent from corrosion:No. The RST point is extremely sensitive. If you leave there even a tiny bit of conductive flux, that would be enough to make system unstable
defintly use flux , just clean it up and use non conductive flux , i use kimbo rma and never had a issue with itSo, don't use flux?
Don't be an idiot, flux helps the solder flow and cleans away impurities. I suggest you learn about soldering before giving out stupid advice.So, don't use flux?
he didnt give out that advice it was a questionDon't be an idiot, flux helps the solder flow and cleans away impurities. I suggest you learn about soldering before giving out stupid advice.
https://www.candorind.com/what-is-solder-flux-guide/
i did once use cheap flux and it was cunductive and fried a phone because i didnt clean it ahahahahahahadefintly use flux , just clean it up and use non conductive flux , i use kimbo rma and never had a issue with it
It was a question not an adviceDon't be an idiot, flux helps the solder flow and cleans away impurities. I suggest you learn about soldering before giving out stupid advice.
https://www.candorind.com/what-is-solder-flux-guide/
he didnt give out that advice it was a question
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i did once use cheap flux and it was cunductive and fried a phone because i didnt clean it ahahahahahaha
That would be because functionally and layout-wise, the V1 and V2 are identical. The main difference is V2's have horizontal caps near the APU to solder the mosfets to, instead of vertical ones on V1 consoles. So these diagrams are both sufficient points to be soldered
does that mean that I can just solder it to the emmcu connector like in the photo? but the mosfet gets soldered differently? do you have any photo that shows those connections? or is it the same as below?That would be because functionally and layout-wise, the V1 and V2 are identical. The main difference is V2's have horizontal caps near the APU to solder the mosfets to, instead of vertical ones on V1 consoles. So these diagrams are both sufficient points to be soldered to.
Yes u Can that is a Picture from me , but only do if u have experience if u brindge them then u have a problemdoes that mean that I can just solder it to the emmcu connector like in the photo?
well i gotta say that was atleast 7 years ago XdIt's honestly baffling that theirs still conductive flux when it's so commonly used with electronics. All should be non-conductive now days.
Thank you, I have experience soldering so this will work best for me. My only remaining question is if the solder points where the mosfet goes is the same as above on the v2 switchYes u Can that is a Picture from me , but only do if u have experience if u brindge them then u have a problem
CHECK THE AIO Thread there are pinouts for everythingdoes that mean that I can just solder it to the emmcu connector like in the photo? but the mosfet gets soldered differently? do you have any photo that shows those connections? or is it the same as below?
https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005...pm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0&gatewayAdapt=glo2deuDon't know if shared before but found this on Ali
Item nr is: 1005005219914465
i guessUnknown rando store. Is that suppose to be HWfly-2040 ?