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Chipsoft
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by Chipsoft »
Hi,
I was taking of the laser from my PSX (original) and now the connector for the motors of the laser is broken off, is there anyway to fix it?
( Srry for bad english

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WhatULive4
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by WhatULive4 »
Strip the wires and solder the connection? I dunno. Could you post a picture, I'm not familiar with the way it connects.
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nightwheel
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by nightwheel »
WhatULive4 wrote:Strip the wires and solder the connection? I dunno. Could you post a picture, I'm not familiar with the way it connects.
I have a good idea what he broke. But I need too see a picture of what happened to him to be sure.
Who knows if the Namco Portable will ever become a reality?

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Chipsoft
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by Chipsoft »
Here's a pic
THe thing with the red square around it is broken off my motherboard[/url]
Edit: I soldered the laser to te motherboard, but it still doesn't work. Maybe i can hook a battery up to the laser, should that work?