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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
You can use the "normal" point on the CPU, it works even without the caps, you just need to solder the flex to the caps points even without the capacitor (if you are using the flex), the flex that I used had solder points on both sides, so it was relatively easy to solder even without the capacitor.- Ferras
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- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
Correct for me would be the measurement between 0.5~0.8. Oops, I'm actually measuring wrong so I have the black tip on the ground. Yes, it's working, it turns out that as I found this measurement strange I wanted to confirm if there was a bigger problem, as I'm going to fix the SP2 cap if...- Ferras
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- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
I'm connecting the black probe to the ground and the red probe to the 3.3v point... I measured all the points like this and they are correct (switch turns on normally and the modchip works), only the 3.3v gives this reading above 0.8v.- Ferras
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- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
Thanks for the answer! I used a picofly v5 from Aliexpress, so I can't steal the board cap. Maybe I expressed myself badly in relation to the 3.3v point, my doubt is not in relation to ground and common to those points, I know that they are in parallel on the PCB itself, what I would like to...- Ferras
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- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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Hacking Hardware Picofly - a HWFLY switch modchip
Last week I managed to install the picofly on my Switch Oled (well, it's working, even though I killed the SP2 capacitor), however during assembly I noticed that the measurement for the 3.3v point was approximately 1.05 instead of the range of 0.5~0.8, even though the chip was receiving 3.3v...- Ferras
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- Forum: Nintendo Switch
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I'd quite enjoy a life of taking it easy. But I haven't reached that life yet.
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Finally got an appointment with an ENT, but it's not for another month. It's already been 4- days of loud ringing in my left ear, substantial pain on left side of my neck and left side on the back of my head. Doctors here at the regular clinic put me on a couple different meds for a month that did absolutely nothing, then they told me there's nothing more they can do for me despite being in pain and my ear sounding like im underwater and ringing. -
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Then three chiropractor appointments which also didn't help at all so i didn't go to the 4th. Been trying to get ahold of this ENT clinic out of town for a week and finally got an appointment set up. But its not til the 17th of July so I have to suffer all this shit for nearly another month.
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RedColoredStars:
I hope relief from all of this is on the way because I've felt so defeated and severaly lacking in sleep because of the pain and ringing.
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RedColoredStars:
@Psionic Roshambo No idea. Clinic put me on Prednisose for 5 days, then Augmentin for 10 days, then Prednisone for another 15 days. When that was done and there was absolutely no change, I went to the chiropractor. Had three appointments where he cracked my neck and spine. No change so i didn't go back to the 4th appointment.+1
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RedColoredStars:
@Psionic Roshambo I just read a long on Vegas nerve compression here: https://caringmedical.com/prolotherapy-news/vagus-nerve-compression-cervical-spine/+1
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RedColoredStars:
Sounds like scheduling an appt with the ENT was the best decision. I have many of those symptions. The pain in neck and back of head, ringing in the ear, being very tired all the time, dizzyness, etc.+1
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Psionic Roshambo:
@RedColoredStars, yeah the symptoms you describe sounded like that, I'm not a Dr though I'm sure there could be other causes but that one sounded close to me.
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