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So how do I fix the problem? if you can't see it, what it is is the metal expanded from the heat. It doesn't want to stick to the solder. Is there any advice?

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I'm no expert, have never soldered and am sure you've tried this, but did you try using flux then re-tinning all the connections?
 
If those are cylindrical cells with tabs, then you desoldered the tab. You can solder it back on but I wouldn't. Its very dangerous and could damage the battery.
 
a preview of what? you wrote text that could of just as easily been put in a post and used clips of starfox assult
 
exactly, I clicked the link cuz I wanted to see what you were aiming for, I got aboslouly no new information
 
I has pics now, so it should be better ::3:

Update: Burnt the flax!!! Out of my finger with the soldering iron; however, that stupid tab is fixed!! :D
 
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I will have L, R, and Z buttons on the back. They will be some push buttons from radio shack. There is a ps2 control stick, original A, B, Start, and C Buttons, and original D-Pad.

I cut the connection between the ether ports and the power supply to make the card slot holder. There is also a hole in the back for a memory card holder.
 
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