Hacking Sx Core and Sx Lite , test Units Received

[Xandroz]

Gotta love a good chilled one of those
Im going for a core install in an hour, will drink coffee and play some fifa 21 beta and hop on

 

[Modificatorul]

Gotta love a good chilled one of those
Im going for a core install in an hour, will drink coffee and play some fifa 21 beta and hop on

Cheers, and good luck mate, don't rush.

 

[susi91]

May most used tool is of course original see prove below.

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lol, heineken cans
A must have in any electronics workshop
Cheers^^

 

[Modificatorul]

lol, heineken cans
A must have in any electronics workshop
Cheers^^

So is not to subtle (antihand shaking), cheers mate, but don't drink and drive.

And if you live next to sea don't forghet to take with you the Shark Repellent can.

 

[Emeraldu]

Whent back to far..i'm thired.
Buy ersa even icon pico is good,yes,no Esd or nano esd, the chisel 1.6 mm tip useful in 80% of the jobs can serve you a long time, maybe10 years .

This is for ? lets Say Doctor Strange, no gba acount.

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May most used tool is of course original see prove below.

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Maybe try with vodka next time. Break some world records on modchip installs !

 

[susi91]

Maybe try with vodka next time.

I guess as an alternative flux cleaner??

 

[Xandroz]

Cheers, and good luck mate, don't rush.

V1 core done, the caps on v1 stink, v2 is easier

 

[Artwebb]

You are to kind again , i just whant to achive @ModderFokker619 quality and swim to America.

You don't want to swim to america. Have you not seen any USA news ?

 

[Xandroz]

We all wanna swim to america man

 

[Xandroz]

Yea im weird its just easier for me under the microscope to solder sideways than top and bottom
I know v2 is easier to short, but for me i find them easier with the micro
I flipped the switch under the micro and soldered sideways to get it done right, my tip sucks
And v2 tend to sit more flush to the caps with me than v1s no idea why.
Maybe thats the reason

 

[Xandroz]

i wouldnt know , i dont use a microscope i only have magnifying lenses to check connections once its installed

Your missing on alot of fun man

 

[Modificatorul]

You don't want to swim to america. Have you not seen any USA news ?

I now what you meen i seen it.



@Emeraldu
I don't like vodka but i will love to try some Aviation Gin
And i hope at the end of the Year to not recive the troll of the year prize.

 

[iialaq01]

I just received two switch lite from @ModderFokker619.

Excellent service and communication. I highly recommend him for US based instillation with very good price. Super nice guy.

 

[tolate2020]

Hello i had istalled the sx core in to the switch, it was flashing green and booting into the sx menu without problems. But after bit it doesnt boot at all and the modchip also doesnt flash. I tried turning it on while its connected and charging as well, so it probably isnt the battary beeing empty.

Anyone knows what it could be? DId my soldering short something?

 

[tolate2020]

Taking the modchip apart and puting it togather seems to fix it for now atleast. What could have been the issue?

 

[Modificatorul]

@tolate2020

Ipa not dry yet ?
No pictures no ideea.

 

[tolate2020]

It works after reassembling the modchip, so perhaps it just got loose somehow while installing.
Really panicked there for a few min lol.

 

[Gardosen]

Hey to all the modding people,

is it possible that any one of you knows the cap values of the caps where you solder from left to right?
I got a broken switch lite which had a sx core lite installed and broke.

I checked the CPU under the microscope and checked the continuity of the caps and all of them are reacting in both directions.
under the microscope I noticed that the two caps which the V2 is soldered to, is missing solder on one of the sides, the caps looks broke.

I wonder if that causes the continuity and if replacing them would fix it. but in order todo so, i need the values of the caps which i can't find

Thanks in advance

 

[susi91]

is it possible that any one of you knows the cap values of the caps where you solder from left to right?

Do you mean all of them?

For SP1 & SP2 something like this should work:
MLCC 1.0UF 6.3V 0201

 

[Gardosen]

thank you so much i will check to order them and replace the broke ones