But i still dont understand
Do you have a picture of how you did this part? or at least a more clear... I dont wanna blow myself up
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how!? Please explain the wiring part... im almost done with itzakaiya wrote:it is complete
Good job, zakaiya. Awesome.IWannaTest wrote:how!? Please explain the wiring part... im almost done with itzakaiya wrote:it is complete
I have a slim battery in mines and it was a slight trouble to close off the whole Vita, Then again i could be wrong. Try it outJohn5p wrote:Is there enough room in the vita to fit a 2200 mah battery? (Purchased from the Official PSP Extended Life Battery Kit)?
I don't have the courage to try it out myself and I don't even have the tools. I was thinking of actually paying someone for soldering service. A quick google search lead me to this company called creatron inc. located in downtown Toronto...IWannaTest wrote:I have a slim battery in mines and it was a slight trouble to close off the whole Vita, Then again i could be wrong. Try it outJohn5p wrote:Is there enough room in the vita to fit a 2200 mah battery? (Purchased from the Official PSP Extended Life Battery Kit)?
It has to be a Sony genuine slim battery. The fakes I got were metal blocks. The genuine battery has these flaps on the edges which can slot it into place and take up less space. I couldn't fit the fake battery in mine, I could with the genuine battery, so as long as it is a genuine slim battery, you can definitely fit it.John5p wrote:Is there enough room in the vita to fit a 2200 mah battery? (Purchased from the Official PSP Extended Life Battery Kit)?
It's pretty simple. You can't mess up or damage anything unless you're careful and steady. The main thing you got to watch out for is the touchpad ribbon cable and the battery cable that are attached to the other side of the vita.I don't have the courage to try it out myself and I don't even have the tools. I was thinking of actually paying someone for soldering service. A quick google search lead me to this company called creatron inc. located in downtown Toronto...
I'm just wondering if it is okay to pay someone for soldering service and do you think they'll even help me disassemble the ps vita?
Though the battery im referring to is genuine and its 2200 mah - it was sold seperately as an accessory at one point. The issue is whether it will fit. Do you have any idea if it would be too big to fit in the vita?CPUzX wrote:It has to be a Sony genuine slim battery. The fakes I got were metal blocks. The genuine battery has these flaps on the edges which can slot it into place and take up less space. I couldn't fit the fake battery in mine, I could with the genuine battery, so as long as it is a genuine slim battery, you can definitely fit it.John5p wrote:Is there enough room in the vita to fit a 2200 mah battery? (Purchased from the Official PSP Extended Life Battery Kit)?
If that battery is just a block, it might not fit.
It's pretty simple. You can't mess up or damage anything unless you're careful and steady. The main thing you got to watch out for is the touchpad ribbon cable and the battery cable that are attached to the other side of the vita.I don't have the courage to try it out myself and I don't even have the tools. I was thinking of actually paying someone for soldering service. A quick google search lead me to this company called creatron inc. located in downtown Toronto...
I'm just wondering if it is okay to pay someone for soldering service and do you think they'll even help me disassemble the ps vita?
If you want just any random company/individual to do this for you, you'll have to tell them what to do; or show them this guide, but is it worth paying £30+ for someone to do this simple mod.