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 D0 Point Help, d0 point help |
| click56 |
 Jul 17 2004, 07:57 AM
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X-S Enthusiast Group: Members Posts: 27 Joined: 7-July 04 Member No.: 129177  |
Hello: I have all of my wires done except the d0 point. I have read that this is tricky; Nevertheless, there was no real solution or tip that I have read to help me. I am afraid of damaging the point, so if anyone can send me some advice, I would appreciate it. |
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| jack2004 |
Jul 17 2004, 08:13 AM
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 X-S Expert  Group: Members Posts: 619 Joined: 15-July 04 Member No.: 130580 Xbox Version: unk |
just used velcro knife do soft scrape on d0 point and put a little bit of solder lead on wire and then heat up on d0 point that's it!
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| olfogie12 |
Jul 17 2004, 08:26 AM
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X-S Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 175 Joined: 27-June 04 Member No.: 127569 |
Personally I prefer to use a peice of fine sand paper preferably the wet and dry type instead of scraping as its possible that you could damage the connection. When I did mine I hardly had to apply very little pressure to get a nice shinny soldering point.
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| lebriznon |
Jul 17 2004, 09:01 AM
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 X-S Freak Group: Members Posts: 1278 Joined: 3-April 03 From: Vancouver, B.C. Member No.: 29939 Xbox Version: v1.0 |
use flux. very important, will save you lots of headache most of the time.
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| Scaramanga |
Jul 17 2004, 10:17 AM
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 X-S Expert Group: Members Posts: 630 Joined: 3-June 04 Member No.: 123419 Xbox Version: v1.4 |
You don't have to use any of that stuff.
Just put some solder on the wire and then connect it to the d0. you can see my guide for pictures. |
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| click56 |
Jul 17 2004, 07:53 PM
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X-S Enthusiast Group: Members Posts: 27 Joined: 7-July 04 Member No.: 129177 |
Thanks for the responses. All of them sound hard. I guess I'll try the flux, and work my way from there.
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| xFusioNx |
Jul 17 2004, 08:48 PM
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 X-S Freak Group: Members Posts: 1046 Joined: 29-February 04 Member No.: 103556 |
Sigh...
DONT USE ANY OF THAT GARBAGE! You sound like you don't have much soldering experience, so don't do any of that if you dont. Just flip the board over and look at the digrams that show the underside d0 location. It's about 4 times as big as the upper one, and has solder on it already. All you have to do is add a drop of solder to it and touch the wire to it. That simple. Don't mess up your board by scraping, or make a messy install with a ton of flux. Flux is for the experienced, and most of them, don't use it. Just stick to the lower d0. Here is a good digram that has it in it. You'll need adobe acrobat reader to view it. Scroll down and you'll see a pic with the location of the lower d0 |
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