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godhour
04-11-2003, 20:04
Ok..its not easy to size up whether or not $75.00 is enough for someone to connect a chip into my PS2 so I can play burned games - yes I can afford it, but is the service really that worth it?

Is it possible to go to Radio Shack buy a $15(?) Soldering Iron maybe find some broken computers to practice on and pick up some of the right kind of wire (?) and just put a chip in myself?

Basically, how difficult is it to became good at soldering and not break my PS2 and successfully install a no-swap mod?

Any tips, advice, criticisms, or links or appreciated...thanks

bighap
04-11-2003, 20:10
Getting someone to install it for you is worth every penny, especially if you have zero soldering experience. Only $60 for Bill of www.freedomlives.com to do the install. I know someone who will do it for $30 as well. Send me a pm if you are interested.

EVOEvo
04-11-2003, 21:31
Wow 30$ dose he do it for every body or only certen peps. and do u think he can do a v9 system? cause i want a new chip that will boot the newest games and how trsuted is here and is he in the u.s?

dust2dust
05-11-2003, 06:22
bighap will be talking of loy over on ps2newz i think
he install for anyone
:)

bighap
05-11-2003, 09:05
Bingo:)

EVOEvo
05-11-2003, 09:27
after i seen his email i remeber him from there the mario avatar and i think his name was itzloy :) i just hope hes trust worthy

bighap
05-11-2003, 09:44
No, it is just loy. But yes, he is very reliable. Look here (http://www.ps2newz.net/forums/showthread.php?threadid=11030)

Warlock
05-11-2003, 17:26
If he is a good installer and will do it for $30 then go for it.
Thats the cheapest i have ever seen, me as well as most of the installers i know charge $60 bucks and you furnish the chip, i furnish the wire and skill.