Rjtag broken qsb

[keefer95]

Long story short I broke this qab . My question is can I use the old school jtag method with the 2 resistors and 2 transistors ? Will this work ?

 

[XxGLITCH3RSxX]

yes you can use the switching diodes just like the original jtag method you dont need that qsb

 

[Martin C]

If you possessed a multimeter, you'd already have your answer without starting a thread.

 

[keefer95]

If you possessed a multimeter, you'd already have your answer without starting a thread.

Just wanted to check If this is the right one

 

[Martin C]

Yes, either 2 diodes or that transistor method will work.

There's nothing wrong with the diode method BTW. My JTAG Jasper which I've had for close to 3 years is still going strong.

 

[keefer95]

Yes, either 2 diodes or that transistor method will work.

There's nothing wrong with the diode method BTW. My JTAG Jasper which I've had for close to 3 years is still going strong.

Hey thanks man , I really don't even like that qsb anyway it's a pain to install �� the old school method is a lot easier .

 

[nofeloniesyet]

Hey thanks man , I really don't even like that qsb anyway it's a pain to install �� the old school method is a lot easier .

that qsb is a pie job tbh.

 

[keefer95]

I guess it's preference then . I can solder I jus find the old way easier

 

[Nadles]

It really is up to the installer. I used to feel the same way about the QSBs. I thought they were so hard to use, but now that I have a lot of installs under my belt and my soldering skills have greatly improved since that time, the QSBs are my new preference. :smile:

Agree, I quickly learned to love the QSB's after a few installs. They give a much cleaner look and I feel better continuity especially with RGH1/RGH2. You'd be surprised.