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Thread: Matrix Infinity Problems
  

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  1. #11  
    T07N Guest
    Yeah. Use a 30awg wire to solder the power. http://img86.exs.cx/img86/8933/pm23v...ixinfinity.jpg

    Don't know if you can see that. Make sure you scratch the gold surface before soldering.
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  2. #12  
    kain976 Guest
    thats the first pad east of the cap?
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  3. #13  
    T07N Guest
    Yes, remember to use 30AWG. 22-24AWG is too big for that point in my opinion.
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  4. #14  
    kain976 Guest
    wow - you are the man! used 30awg wire to that pad now shes a beaut!

    Thanks for your help!
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  5. #15  
    T07N Guest
    NP. I kinda thought it was the power or since it doesn't even boot PSX backups and acts as no modchips were there.
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    your 'A' point is wrong ... it need to be on the other side of the resistor ...
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    kain976 Guest
    good eye! I caught that too - after I fixed it, I still had problems... I think I was using too big of wire on the power, and/or my connection was bad.
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