Qoob Pro Installation

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Jongamer
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Qoob Pro Installation

Post by Jongamer »

Ok I ordered a Qoob pro Modchip for the GC, but I already screwed one of my Gamecubes doing it, So I will pay someone to Install My qoob pro into my other Gamecube, I will pay Shipping to and fro,.

I really suck at Saudering because My hand wont stay still to sauder and I have no place to sauder in my home, just tell me an asking price for the Installation and I will either Accept or Haggle, or if to high completely Decline.

I will only send the Mother Board and Wires for Installation (Wires are Detachable from modchip, to cut down on shipping costs, and I only want you to install the Wires indicated on the Picture I posted for you for Installation. all other Wires I can Do myself, all I need you to do is Sauder, I will Place, and reroute Wires and Place the Modchip my self.

If your Wondering why I post this here? Well its my Project and I wouldnt consider it right for it to go in the Tradeing post.

Please PM me if you are Interested in Installing it.

Here is all I want you to do.
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Re: Qoob Pro Installation

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Jongamer wrote:Saudering... sauder... sauder... Sauder
Ok, FIRST of all, it's solder, not sauder.

Second of all, doesn't look too hard, only the SMD MX chip looks like it would be medium difficulty (I would personally use a multimeter to find a better place to solder the wire to).
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Re: Qoob Pro Installation

Post by Jongamer »

vb_master wrote:
Jongamer wrote:Saudering... sauder... sauder... Sauder
Ok, FIRST of all, it's solder, not sauder.

Second of all, doesn't look too hard, only the SMD MX chip looks like it would be medium difficulty (I would personally use a multimeter to find a better place to solder the wire to).
OK OK SOLDER! It just sounds weird to say. "I am No good at soldering."
Do you mean Find a Different 5V point?

I'll atempt it myself but its just the Fact that I need a multimeter to find another 5v point that easy enough to sauder to, because I dont have a multi-meter.
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Post by hcmtnbiker »

doesnt look like an extreamly hard soldering job just be very careful with how much solder you use and it would be best to use a small electronics soldering iron, so one ~15 watt, otherwise you will run the risk of heating up sections you dont want to and/or lifting traces(which I have never actually done myself but hear you can do).

Go with thier +5v point because odds are you wont find a better one, and goodluck.
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