

If you mess up the soldering on the Wii, could you destroy it? and if so, could the Wii be destroyed simply by accidently soldering 2 points together?

Thanks guys! That was totally what I wanted to know.certainly if you accidently solder 2 points together it can cause a short and yes, destroy the Wii...
however if you accidently solder 2 points together, you can easily "unsolder" the 2 points apart, as long as they're not bridged when you plug the thing in! hehe. again, that's why I'd practice first on some garbage electronic boards. you can try disconnecting 2 points that were 'accidently' connected.
again though im no real expert, just saying dont be too scared to try it out.
When I was putting the Viper chip into my GC, I turned it on but only got a black screen. Checked back and found two points soldered together. Either I got lucky, or the chance of destroying it is not very good. Simply unsoldering the points put it all back to normal. But ya, if you do accidentally solder two together, just make sure that you seperate them before applying power.
People will be mad if they buy an early modchip then one comes out at a later date that allows you to play VC games by bypassing all the protection on them.

I know of it and they are apparently crap.Does anyone here reccomend that "Cold Solder" device?
http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/heat_...dering_set.html
Don't worry, I've been talking to the futura-online team and they assure me it wil (possibly they've sent them out today, I last talked to them yesterday evening).People will be mad if they buy an early modchip then one comes out at a later date that allows you to play VC games by bypassing all the protection on them.
You seem to forget that wiinja allows you to run gamecube homebrew, so i can just burn a disc full with snes/nes roms and play them![]()
I also did a firmware mod to my 360 and it works perfect![]()
I just hope that the wiinja really gets released on february 1st....


just talked to them on msn and they already received the chips, mine is already on its wayÂ![]()
