RGH Help
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maybe i just suck at google tonight, but I literally can find 0 tutorials on how to connect the JR Programmer to the CR4 board
Yeah - i've been scowering with those terms...
I keep seing videos of soldering wires from the JR Programmer to the mobo, not connecting the JRProgrammer to the CR4
Ohhhhh....well that's probably my probelm then! I thought I was connecting the JR Programmer to the chip.
Well blankity blank...I didn't realize i'd have to solder these wires to the motherboard...
Altho - might as well give er a whirl! Bc if i'm better off purchasing a new RGH if this isn't a NAND issue....might as well have some fun with this board and see if I can de-solder then re-solder the current set-up 
I kinda figured you had read up and studied on it like I suggested lol. So, yeah, probably do a bit more of that. Lots of vids and guides out there. It's not hard.
I did watch several videos, but all of them were connected/related to the JR Programmer I got that has the "wire caps" on the end so I literally just had to plug them into the motherboard.
Never hurts to learn something new tho
Never hurts to learn something new tho
any good videos or tutorials recommended for soldering with an rgh? I've watched probably 50 but not sure if they are "good" haha
The latest one is RGH3 and it doesn't require a glitch chip anymore. MrMario has a good video and I think moddedwarfare does as well. There's also xbox360hub.
The same way you solder it, apply the iron and gentle pull the wire; if you really want, you can use a desolder pump to remove the excess of solder, but the less heat better.
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