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magic2 with on/off switch....
I desolder the 5v wire that attaches to the 5v spot onthe magic2 and runs to a 5v spot on the motherboard. I then solder a 3" wire to that 5v spot on the magic2. Now i have 2 wires, 1 coming from the 5v spot on the magic2 and 1 wire coming from the 5v spot on the motherboard. I ran both wires thru a hole of the PS2 case. Now if i want to play a copy, i use a alligator clip to hold both wires together. But i want to play an original online then i separate those 2 wires. I tried an on/off switch but it didnt work. I used my original Everquest online adventures. went online, dna$ ran and i passed.
is there any harm in doing it this way? someone posted a differnet method of using the reset and cutting a trace an that. |
Other than the fact that this method is ghetto, your probably riskin some sort of fire hazard. Maybe the switch you originally used was faulty. Try another switch.
Tyler! |
so if i use another switch and it works, any harm in how i have it wired? I guess i'll run to radio shack to see what i find.
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I dont think there'd be any harm with a switch. As long as the wires are secure and such.
Tyler! |
make sure its connected properly! ive seen some bodged up switches lol.
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the switch i had should work, i had a hard time getting the solder to stick the metal leads.
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Use flux.
Tyler! |
you shouldnt need flux. just get a big nib touch it on the switch for like 5 seconds apply solder and wack the wire in it. Be fine :)
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Well if he's having problems like he stated. Flux would be a quick easy fix. Tyler! |
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