good question and you should ask someone who passionate on dat0 adapter, cant remember his/her name... with goku avatar
Don't forget the experience of 500 installs. Imagine if he made $50 per install. He would have made $25,000.
If you remove the wire, do you measure 0.7v again?
Maybe @snaker has some idea where to look?
Correct. If you measure with rp connected the values will be different. Reversing the probes will give you different value too so have that in mind. Also measuring according to my opinion is completely useless. If you short dat0 with dat1 no measurement will save you. For a thousand time i will say it again. If you have the correct dat0 adapter you don't need to measure anything. Just place it right with lot of tension. Show me a picture under the microscope of your dat0 adapter.
Yes. Even if I don't remove the wire but measure at C I get the 0.7V.
I did not use the ribbon. Only the APU ribbon.
Image attached. due I did not connect the one anchor point because the DAT0 reading became bad, over 1V once I did that.
For me the thing that attached to the dat0 is called "flex pcb"
Maybe it's the camera angle but your adapter seems somewhat tilted clockwise.
i must see the adapter point that touches the emmc ball under the microscope in order to tell you if the adpter will do. This adapter with one anchor missing is not reliable anymore, the tension might not be enough.
look at his pic. Its obvious either the temp is too high or he keeps the soldering iron too much time on the flex. Or the flux doesnt do its job so it makes it harder for him to solder.
Could be bad microscope.
Using lower temp on component that might get hot, is kind of risky right?
