I accidentally "ripped" the controller port out so i could solder the controller directly to the Mobo.
My Q is do i have to do anything to the controller before i do this because it isn't working. I attached it assuming it was male according to the information thread. I might have messed the controller port up completely though...
also if this doesn't work what would be the easiest system to make portable? (as a first time thing)
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dragonhead
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make sure you got the wiring correct. you may have also ripped up the copper traces. if thats the case, youre basically screwed. youll have to find the individual traces for each pad and scrape back the green enamel and solder to those directly.
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Shoot i didn't mean to start a new topic... lol woops
Yes thats what happened... do you know what the easiest system to portafy is?you may have also ripped up the copper traces
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dragonhead
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NES because of the number of, and minuscule size of the clone systems out there. also. please make your sig smaller. no more than 200px tall please10kman wrote:Shoot i didn't mean to start a new topic... lol woopsYes thats what happened... do you know what the easiest system to portafy is?you may have also ripped up the copper traces
in fact, here use this one i just modified

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Srry and thanks i will use it!in fact, here use this one i just modified
I just fixed the led which had copper traces broke off and i am having higher hopes of fixing the controller ports...
Next time i will remember not to try to desolder using A soldering iron... (thats how i messed up)
"There In front of us, There Behind us, There to are left, There to are right. Theres no way the can get away now!" Words of the wise...


