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29-10-2004, 17:13
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The capacitor and resister for the SCEX point are connected on all PS2's.
The cap is mostly just a filter and you should be fine without it, I even remember one of the neo versions told you to remove it altogether. Soldering to the SCEX point would have been easier like Lufc stated with the right equipment......and even easier if you would have used flux. If you would have been working on a V4, v9 or v10 you would have had a very difficult time soldering the CDX point as they are via's unlike the pads on the v5 and v7. Anyway glad to hear you got it working.
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