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About LinkBacksTo begin, here ist my SCPH-9002, self-programmed PIC 12C508 (Multimode3) socketed for easy removal, all connections fixed with hotglue.
Socket is fixed with hotglue and normally sticked on metal shield.
Stealth install.
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#1 Let's see some PSX/Playstation installs ;-)
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Let's see some PSX/Playstation installs ;-) –
11-01-2004,03:22 AM
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PS2 DTL-H10000S /w no need for chip - strange thing....
PS2 SCPH-30004,V3 /w DMS3 2.0, severly damaged! :-(
PS2 SCPH-30004 /wo chip (need new laser)
PS2 SCPH-50004 /w Crystal (severly damaged!)
PSX DTL-H1102 /w no need for chip :-) brand-new & boxed!
PSX DTL-H1002 /w no need for chip :-) (laser damage)
PSX SCPH-1000 severly damaged :-(
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