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Alternative 3.3V spot for a V13 Slim


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Old 10-11-2005, 05:08 AM
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Alternative 3.3V spot for a V13 Slim
Hi guys....my board is a GH-032-53 and noticed that my resistor on the 3.3V spot is marked 202 (usually means an ohms rating for SM stuff) while the install pic V12 diagram is shown as 50 marking.

Just looking to confirm that this same spot on a V13 is indeed 3.3V like the V12 board despite the resistor marking difference before I begin.
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Old 10-12-2005, 05:53 AM
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it is.. 50 ma would have 3 volts going through it.. to make sure measure it with your volt meter. Hit the reset button to power on the ps2 or you wont get a reading. Remember your measuring DC not AC.
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Sorry I took so long...thanks for reply...should have known fuse
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