Clean Mod Work Thread!

[xsq]

awesome work Kiel.

 

[xsq]

double post. sorry.

 

[Kiel]

Thanks guys I appreciate it!

 

[leonk]

Just finished for a customer. 2 hour turn around.

 

[Kiel]

Just did a fresh install on the AV Famicom for FAT$TACKS

 

[Pingu]

While not as neat looking as Voultars saturn bios replacement (looking at it makes me want to go back and tidy it up):

I've added a PIC to switch the saturn between 50/60 Hz with the reset button while still being able to reset the saturn with it.

I also did a Dreamcast bios replacement:

This is actually a botched bios replacement though since a pad was partially lifted during removal of the old bios and since the trace that broke went to a via under the chip I found a place on the back side to patch it:

Seriously though while I'd be happy to see what I've done if I opened up a modded system you guys leave me in awe. The soldering part is easy and pretty much boils down to "use enough flux" but the how some of you route the wires inside is oozing of craftsmanship for lack of a better word.

 

[miisalo]

Hope this counts... Started my next cmvs project using mv-1b

Made 5V, stereo and unibios mods.





Stereo mod uses 1W resistors because they were only I had with right value. Little hairy Chinese girl had packed two sets of 68Ohm resistors instead of one 68 and one 6.8K.

 

[Voultar]

It's been a while since I've made love to a slim PS2:

 

[Yodd]

Amazing as always.

 

[mikey]

Voultar, that's an incredible wiring job! Well done.

 

[brettybluevein]

It's been a while since I've made love to a slim PS2:

That wiring job is absolutely gorgeous! What function does it serve, just region mod?

 

[ApolloBoy]

What function does it serve, just region mod?

That's a ModBo 4.0 chip, it allows you to play PS2 and PS1 discs of any region as well as backups/copied discs.

 

[chipperkwah]

It's been a while since I've made love to a slim PS2:

Oh damn! That routing is insanely clean, looks almost organic.

 

[fremen]

Hi dudes,

This will be an internal DC VGA mod for a friend



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Un saludo

 

[lastcallhall]

Hi dudes,

This will be an internal DC VGA mod for a friend



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Un saludo

That's sweet looking, man! So did you just reuse the modem pinouts for your RGBS and audio signals? Very nice.

 

[fremen]

Thank you man, yes I'll reuse them, I hope that it works after the mod, jejeje. I done the free bios mod also.

Un saludo

 

[Voultar]

Phat girls need love, too.

Excuse the cheap ass "Kynar" wire. This 30 awg is jacketed in the cheapest, shittiest marsh-mellow plastic that I've ever seen. Thank God I've almost used it all.

 

[fremen]

Hi bro,

Phat girls need love, too.

Excuse the cheap ass "Kynar" wire. This 30 awg is jacketed in the cheapest, shittiest marsh-mellow plastic that I've ever seen. Thank God I've almost used it all.

I think that the question that everybody want to know is if the kynar cable is in a ribbon format or it is only one cable and if you use any kind of glue to put them all together.

Un saludo

 

[Voultar]

Hi bro,



I think that the question that everybody want to know is if the kynar cable is in a ribbon format or it is only one cable and if you use any kind of glue to put them all together.

Un saludo

Nope, those conductors are laid by hand, one by one.

 

[fremen]

Thank you mate for the answer,

well, the question now is the question that Xian Xi did, what kind of glue do you use to put all together?

Un saludo

 

[Voultar]

It was a Japanese glue, and unfortunately they don't make it anymore. I coat the wires in a mild bonding gel based glue. If I need to tack something down around sensitive I/C's or other components, I lay a small piece of clear tape down to protect those components.

 

[RRR]

Voultar, awesome wiring job.

 

[opt2not]

Phat girls need love, too.

I just eye-fucked the shit out of that Phat girl. Nice job bro, looks so fresh and so clean clean.

 

[shadowkn55]

Lots of hot glue.

Fixed.

 

[Voultar]

Fixed.