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Thanks a bunch. I search and searched and searched but it was difficult to get solid voltage information... even on acidmods! Unfortunately, all the voltage information is in text form with no pictures. Some posts say all points on the power board are 3.6, others say there are 5.0 and higher voltage spots as well.Anyway, nice to have this sorted out. Thanks again.
Can someone please show me a picture of a 3.6v point on the power board? (of a fat psp)This just keeps getting more and more confusing.
There is none. The 3.6v on the Powerboard is actually 5v. Just use a resistor and hook it up.
it is a 3.6v point!! fufa just measured it without the power leds on it
naw, we dont want new members to get the wrong end of the stick,:5.0 v without power/charging leds3.6v with power/chrging leds^^^^ that is correct
i don't think it is. like i said 3 psp's no power or charge led's and no resistors. they all still work.
no, i dont do psps any more,
bump of old topic. What i dont understand is. what do you mean by this?5.0 v without power/charging leds3.6v with power/chrging ledsWhat are power charging LEDs?Say IF the power supply is 3.6v, and i got resistors for a 5.0v when i install them, would my LED be any less bright? or it just wont turn on?Say IF the power supply is 5.0v and i got resistors for a 3.6v any chance of shorting the board?IF in anyway theres risk of shorting the board, id go for the non risk way which is having a supply of 3.6v with 5.0v resistor IF it works. If it doesnt work, i need to get 2 types of resistor to make it work. Could you guys enlighten me on this before i make my order??