T tom10122 Active Member Aug 24, 2012 #21 switched to 5v and at the chip it still sounds the same is the chip fryed? Is it possible that the heat from the soldering to the 12v hurt the chip? Video is still fine though
switched to 5v and at the chip it still sounds the same is the chip fryed? Is it possible that the heat from the soldering to the 12v hurt the chip? Video is still fine though
T tom10122 Active Member Aug 24, 2012 #22 switched to 5v and at the chip it still sounds the same is the chip fryed? Is it possible that the heat from the soldering
switched to 5v and at the chip it still sounds the same is the chip fryed? Is it possible that the heat from the soldering
P public-pervert Well-Known Member Aug 24, 2012 #23 Did you already tried it? viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2187
T tom10122 Active Member Aug 24, 2012 #24 no i didn't wire right to that I'll try it thanks Will get back to you guys
T tom10122 Active Member Aug 24, 2012 #25 Connect to the diode or capacitor? He said cap but pointed to the diode
P public-pervert Well-Known Member Aug 24, 2012 #26 Connect to the diode. He mistook the name of the component.
T tom10122 Active Member Aug 24, 2012 #27 well now the gc no longer works haha , got another one coming but i think the diode went on the other side, its missing . theres solder pads for it
well now the gc no longer works haha , got another one coming but i think the diode went on the other side, its missing . theres solder pads for it
