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26-06-2003, 08:43
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code breaker
yes i heard u can use a ps1 code breaker to do the swap trick on the ps1 games dose this work and is it hard to use ??
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26-06-2003, 10:09
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27-06-2003, 08:12
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im just going to go with useing the code breaker i bought 2 ps1 mod chips new so far neather will work and i solder just like the digram says
 so i im getting very mad at it and redy to toos it so instaed of spending another 12$ on a mod chip i will just buy a code breaker and just use it to boot i solder a mod chip in the first time which was a stelth this was a diferent system but i had no problem doing it and it worked fine but now i cant get the chips to work i found ao many diferent digrams for the same chip i dont even know which one to use i tryed ever way i seen and none work so i given up on the ps1 solder chips
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27-06-2003, 08:30
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You should have gotten some MM3’s from **! !
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27-06-2003, 09:52
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how many wires r mm3's and do they have ez to use digrams that r right solder points i would h8 to buy another chip and it wont work the system works fine w/o the mod installed
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