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i've read tons of tutorials, and heard of several methods of soldering a switch on. The past couple days, i've been soldering to death, then putting back together and testing only to find it not work, but keeps me with the US region. I soldered so much (or so clumsily, damn i need a new iron, this one is a cheap piece of garbage) that i took off the us region's r6 bridge.
the wires i've been trying to use are just a little too big to fit in the hole method, and i cant get them to solder on correctly to the two region points
I wanted to try the japanese windwaker i own, so i spread solder across the r5 bridge, re-assembled and it worked hehe
so now i have a japanese cube, but i'd prefer to get that switch running
which method did you choose, and what gauge wire did you use?
the wires i've been trying to use are just a little too big to fit in the hole method, and i cant get them to solder on correctly to the two region points
I wanted to try the japanese windwaker i own, so i spread solder across the r5 bridge, re-assembled and it worked hehe
so now i have a japanese cube, but i'd prefer to get that switch running
which method did you choose, and what gauge wire did you use?