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Hardware 2DS Nand replaced with 3DS Nand
Thanks for all the help! I will be waiting for magnethax- TheTCGNerd
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Hardware 2DS Nand replaced with 3DS Nand
I was performing the A9H tutorial when the person giving the tutorial got caught up and said a step before another. I tried to restore my software when I got a new issue. My 2DS Nand was replaced by a 3DS Nand. The top screen is now blown out of proportion and as I go to try to set it up, it...- TheTCGNerd
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Sicklyboy:
Apparently the case has a problem with >15W wireless chargers. Google design fault, that one.
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@Xdqwerty, power through a coil of wire causes an electromagnetic field to be generated. Another coil of wire can be set up to harness the power from that electromagnetic field and turn it into usable energy for charging a device
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Two good videos from ElectroBOOM that touch on the subject:+1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQwGjhwPEik
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Wow I can't believe I've been watching ElectroBOOM for that long. I remember when that first video came out lol
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K3Nv2:
Wired is better for faster charge but if you just leave it all night while you sleep it's good
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@Xdqwerty, wire is definitely more practical IMO. Hell these days you can charge a laptop over USB, can't charge a laptop wirelessly though. Wireless chargers, even "fast" ones, are only good for slowly charging devices, plus they generate a good amount of heat too+1
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Can plug my phone in and charge from 0 to 50% in like 20-30 minutes, Would take an hour+ on wireless charging
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