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  1. #1 Exclamation Broken modchip? 
    skankingfun is offline Registered User
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    I attempted to solder a crystal chip pro last week but i decided that i wanted to hire someone else instead after soldering a little bit if it is still recoverable.(and doing a mess of it).
    There is some white cover that disappeared from my chip and i think a bridge is cut... not too sure. I got some pictures here, could someone tell me if i can still use that chip or must i buy another one? Thanks :
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    Doesn't look too bad, it should still be functional.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJM View Post
    Doesn't look too bad, it should still be functional.
    thx, i wasn't too sure about the bridge near the A solder pad.
    is there any way to test it before installing?
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    You can check the chip for continuity with a multimeter. Check surrounding spots and follow the traces to see if anything is bridged or damaged.
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