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Hey there we go
I like it!. I bet I could do something like that if I can fit a pcb that large in it. I might have to find something smaller.
I'm fairly certain you will be able to find an amplifier that will fit somewhere inside of your psp.
I have a USB Flash Cart Programmer and would like to offer flashing services to anyone in possession of a non-usb flash cart. I am also able to flash newer usb flash carts.
Cartridges I CAN flash:
+ Any Reiner Ziegler style Flash Cart [LittleFM compatible]
+ Non-USB Bleep Bloop Carts [LittleFM compatible]
+ USB Bleep Bloop Carts [LittleFM compatible]
+ Smartboy 32M Carts[LittleFM compatible]
+ ASM MBC5 Carts[LittleFM compatible]
+ ASM Fighter Cart[LittleFM compatible]
+ 64M EMS USB Carts[LittleFM compatible]
Other carts:
+ Gameboy Camera
+ Mega Memory Card
Services:
-Flash a .gb and/or .sav file onto your cartridge.
-Pull the .sav file off your cartridge.
-Battery swap and reload your .gb and/or .sav file onto your cartridge.
-Pull .SAV data off of your Gameboy Camera and convert them into BMP files for you.
You will need to email me the ROM and/or .sav file you would like flashed onto your cart.
If you need the battery swapped out, mail me the battery with the cart I can swap it out.
If you ship me your cart(s), I will flash them and mail them back to you within the US. I can also offer these services to those in other countries but pricing will be a little higher to ship out to you.
Pricing:
1 Cart = $8
2 Carts = $10
The price will cover paypal fees and packaging and shipping costs to mail your carts back to you so I will pretty much be making very little if anything on top in terms of profit.
What do you guys think? Sound fair?
If you want to upgrade sound on the onboard speaker... I have never done it before but I have seen tutorials online for other handhelds where modders have wired up an amplifier to small cell phone speaker and that seemed to do the trick.
There was very little need for modding of the psp systems.
High capacity batteries from Sony are hard to come by new and you would probably be better off to just get replacement batteries.
The GO had a docking station if I remember correctly that hooks up to the boob tube.
How does the 32m cart test? I am interested.
bitjacker wrote:human skin is a resistor.
Human skin has resistance, it isn't a resistor. A resistor is a device designed to control electrical currents. Human skin isn't designed to do this. Literally everything has resistance.
Youtube soldering.
Workstation? Sounds like you may be using improper soldering techniques.
Post photos of what you did and we'll tell you what you did wrong.
It sounds like Bibin. Google Bibin and Blog.
katsumbhong wrote:I think there's a thread somewhere here about how to do this... maybe 3 threads.
I don't think you read my first sentence. All of them trail off into taking about tech stuff that I dont understand. I just need to know what I'm doing wrong, or "GB Camera to PC for Dummies" instructions
What version of Windows are you using.
We won't know what you are doing wrong unless you give a full run down of the process you are following... in detail.
I think there's a thread somewhere here about how to do this... maybe 3 threads.
(1) Non-USB Bleep Bloop cart
(1) USB Bleep Bloop cart
(1) Bleep Bloop Flash Cart Programmer
(2) Drag'n'Derp Carts
Balsa wood?
They're both good and do the job.
bumpity bump!
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