there are only two possible places, the one with an arrow on the PCB, and the one close to the CPU cover (requires desoldering part of the cover)
I hope someone develops a better "ankor" then. What I read it seems to be kind of hit and miss.
Looks ok to me i tested another pico with a usbc to micro adapter and couldnt get it to detect so thought maybe it uses the cc pin however it turned out just to be my old cables
what do you want to do with it??? to see if I can help you
This is the great of temp, we have tempers from around the world, and sometimes this happen, by example recently I put a post about a condenser (which is a wright term) but on USA is more often used capacitor and the thread get confused, I am sorry for causing it.
It's still too risky, take the EMMC off and add an FPC between the PCB of EMMC and NS may be better
Yes there are boards on the market of two types one the described on that picture, you desolder the EMMC chip and reball the PCB between the EMMC chip and the console PCB, are other type where you insert a flex adapter by the side and a little tab makes contact to the actual ball of the DAT0. booth are the current options.
The temperature should not be too high, and the best temperature of the electric soldering iron during welding is 300~350 °C
Thank you for the confirmation. Yes, I was aware of the lifted pad but knew I could use 2 of the remaining 3.
Ye, but won't it get to "high" up if so? Plus extra amount of failure points because of all the ball joints.
At least better than drilling a big hole in the PCB
If the wire is accidentally broken during drilling, the entire PCB is scrapped, and the failure of the solder ball connection can be removed and reinstalled.At least better than drilling a big hole in the PCB
