As i remember on some units this value will give glitch timeout.
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I personally will not be modifying the guide, as the original 47 ohm values have worked quite well for a vast majority of folks.
Though you have anecdotally stated, 100 ohms has worked just fine for you, but I imagine you are consistently using the same wire thickness, and generalized setup for your installs.
Not all folks here use the same wire, same mosfets, same install style, same solder, or even the same picofly board. All of these things can be factors if not properly considered, and therefore, if waveshare makes a v1.2 board with 100 ohm resistors, I will be FURTHER FRUSTRATED, by having to explain to people why "one RP2040-Tiny may be better for you than the other." and they will reply "But which one is better for MY install?" to which I will have no response, because the original installs all rely on 47 ohms across the board, and only putting additional resistance if there are EMMC issues.
Main problem is because its mechanically unstable. How can you rely on to something which only touching. But if it works for you then good.
The middle ground should be that somehow we can have a way to retouch/wiggle the adapter a little without diasembling the console.
About to do my first Erista tomorrow and wanted to confirm the cap points on the CPU. Will they go to the same caps on the CPU but just using a single mosfet? a single wire touching two caps for the drain?
If you read the guide, then you wouldn't need clarification.
I'm not sure why you're being rude. I've read through the guide. It shows a V1 with 2 MOSFETs but not a single. I believe I know how it goes so I was just asking for clarity
Because a question like that implies you may not actually know about rudimentary circuitry, and that is a dangerous trait to have when doing these mods.
For Erista and Mariko the procedure is the same, either single or dual mosfet. Its just the solder point in caps are different cause by different caps orientation, beside that all the technique is the same.
Use one mosfet is enough.
Using 2 mosfet is illogical. Usually people saying the reason is hwfly use 2 mosfet. But why? I major on physics, so if it doesn't make a sense, then it doesn't. We alway use common sense and logical reasoning, to do some experimentation.
No, i wanted and have been using a single mosfet. We talked about it before, and i have been doing it ever since. I was trying to confirm placement.
where did you see this? I have not seen any such statements
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the point is that if 100ohm works for all installs, and I have yet to see any evidence of the contrary, then there's no reason to stick with 47 ohm for any new install.
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From my own as i did once, had thought if you generalize it to 100 ohm then you dont have to care about slow emmc or whatever its creates and just install and done with it, but found that it cannot glitch back then.
Of course it can be unique for my setup (install procedures, wires, etc ).
But after that i always use 47 ohm, and only use 100ohm Dat0 on V2.
Also i had one Lite which need 94 (2x47) , cannot work with 47 or 100 .. but it works with 94.
Strange, but let it be, and move on.
From my own as i did once, had thought if you generalize it to 100 ohm then you dont have to care about slow emmc or whatever its creates and just install and done with it, but found that it cannot glitch back then.
Of course it can be unique for my setup (install procedures, wires, etc ).
But after that i always use 47 ohm, and only use 100ohm Dat0 on V2.
Also i had one Lite which need 94 (2x47) , cannot work with 47 or 100 .. but it works with 94.
Strange, but let it be, and move on.
Ok, would be nice with a single recommendation that works for everyone but I guess that won't be possible then. Maybe something in the middle, like 82 ohm
The original flexes for v1 had a single fet, which wasn't strong enough for mariko so
this is just misinformation. lots of people do single-mosfet installations for mariko every day.
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