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Ok, so I'm starting on a new psp mod, but I'm kinda new. I've done 2 full case mods and that's it. So currently, i have a custom painted white backplate on my psp, and I'm awaiting the arrival of a new brilliant white Asterix faceplate. I have red buttons, but what I was looking into doing in the time being was a umd door ring of light mod (4 leds)and direct contact trigger sound reactive leds (2 leds). On a scale of 1-10 I would give myself a 5 for soldering, but I'm practicing .So, I have a couple of questions to ask.1. When I solder the triggers and the und door leds, should I do half on each speaker, all on one, or triggers on one and umd doors on another?2. Is there a limit to the number of leds that can be soldered to each speaker? (if you can, I'd like to know a number)3. What thickness of plexiglass will I need to make my own door jewel? (yes, I have the tools to cut plexiglass)4. Where would the negative solder points go to if i wanted the lights to go on when the wi-fi is off?5. How hard might it be to change the charging/playing leds? (If it's easy I might attempt it)6. A 15 watt soldering iron should be sufficient, right?Thanks in advance for any help!
Oooooh... that diagram really helped, I thought i'd have to set up all 2 or 3 of the wires up on the speaker, but really I just have to put it through a 10 Ohm Resistor, solder a wire to that one, and the rest can branch from that wire... gotcha And just one quick thing, I think that the wifi switch has something like 4 pins on it, but which one or ones should I solder to if I want the leds on while the wifi is off?
I see now, I just didn't know if the wifi switch in the diagram was showing just a wiring layout or actually where to solder ... And also, on the phat (, can't you solder directly to the speaker, as seen in this tut: https://www.acidmods.com/forum/index.php?topic=22685.0Because I know the contact points to solder to directly on the speaker are a heck of a lot bigger, and probably easier to solder to. And thanks for answering my questions so far