JTAG GOT MY NAND-X!!

[doggyenterprisev2]

Alright so I got my Nand-x from modchip.ca bought it yesterday and go it today.. very quick.. spent 60$ Now its a quick solder board.. so looks like I need to add solder to it.. I can use NO CLEAN Sn60/PB40 solder? I will be practicing on other baords before I try to JTAG.. Nervous haha Its like kamizake hack feeling right now lol any pointers for jtag nand x noobs?

 

[oO Elite Oo]

since your a noob, what dashboard are you on? lol alot of newbies mix up JTAG with RGH..

 

[doggyenterprisev2]

hahah im below 89 whatever I check everything mine is exploitable no RGH now quick question the boards are QSB do I need to apply solder to it or can I just solder the jtag kit to the board? Seem like there is some solder on the Jtag kit solder points you know what I mean?

 

[xColorado880]

You will need to use solder to make the connection. Just hold down the board, touch the point with your iron and the solder, it should just melt right in there for you.

 

[doggyenterprisev2]

ok thanks im practing all i know is I bought a sh*t iron and not sure if its lead free cause im a dumbass and solder wont stick to the board need hella practice I just need any wire like electrical wire right sorry for useless post I do appreciate all the help and pointers

thanks

 

[Coleman]

Use flux. It helps a lot.

 

[doggyenterprisev2]

yeah dude no clean flux im using 30% lead 70% tin il get lead free tomorrow just practicing with copper thin wire thats all i have on a old pcb board dvd rom its alright

 

[marshamods]

Invest in good equipment. Get a decent adjustable iron, lead solder, flux, rubbing alchoal to remove flux, just for starters. Most issues I have seen with bad installs have been with from poor experience and or lack of proper equipment.

 

[doggyenterprisev2]

good advice people I thank you all alot have my nand x just been practing.. I have xenon and Zephyr.. il let you know il invest in better equipment lik e15 watt iron.. 30 watt is retarded too hot

 

[marshamods]

Not necessarily. I use a 70w adjustable iron. I put it up pretty high to make the job quick. Just do not hold your iron on joints more than needed.


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[marshamods]

Come to think of it. I got a spare adjustable 60w iron I used to use. If your interested in it let me know. It's nice for any kind of project.


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