did you get it to work in the end?
I've tried the infectus but had no luck with that either
I have a D2Ckey and FlexPCB, but I still haven't got it working
The FlexPCB saves time for cutting the wires, but the soldering is still extremely hard!
If they setup the FlexPCB with the D2CKey without us having to do it, it would be awesome. Wouldn't have to go through the trouble of installing it and making it hard.
If they setup the FlexPCB with the D2CKey without us having to do it, it would be awesome. Wouldn't have to go through the trouble of installing it and making it hard.
How would that help?. If it came attached the the d2ckey , you would still have to solder the other end of it to the d2c chip on the wii. If you can't handle the big points of d2ckey itself , then no way are you doing the tiny little points on the d2c chip.
This video you mean?there's a movie of a guy installing the d2ckey with flexpcb, he also tins both sides of the flexpcb before putting it on the wii dvd drive.
there's a movie of a guy installing the d2ckey with flexpcb, he also tins both sides of the flexpcb before putting it on the wii dvd drive.
This video you mean?
He sure makes it look easy.
I think if I could have practiced on a few times I would have been OK. I think if the FlexPCB connections had been pre-soldered (tinned) it would have been an easier job. I used the thinist solder I could find (0.6mm) but when you try to dab a small amount on one pin it's spreads across three pins.
wow wow hold the phone
.6 is reasonable but you can get down to .3mm I have seen, thin ass stuff and would be alot easier to install the flex. Personally I use .5mm solder slightly better than the .6 but I would not install a D2Ckey in anyones wii with my $40 solder iron
I hope this means that D2CKEY will be easier to install in the future