Very impressive [partial] repair. BTW, you can reflash one of those Pokemon carts with the Aging Cartridge ROM using a DS Lite or GBxCartRW, the ROM has a button tester built into it, and you can set set it to boot right to the button test. Very handy for jobs like this and when dealing with dirty/broken shoulder buttons. I have attempted in the past to fix just the start/select ribbon and the wires kept ripping off during my reassembly attempts, so I shelved that project for the time being. Sanding the points and sticking the wire through the vias where possible were interesting approaches that I'll keep in mind if I revisit it.
@@SoundToxin Thank you for the tip! I do have a GBxCartRW and I will definitely be flashing that rom! Like I said in the video, this repair is not one I would reccomend for long term reliabilty. I hope to make a more reliable permenant solution in the future but for now this will do. The solder points are just too small and they do not provide enough anchorage to cement a long lasting, reliable connection.
@@Kalipper98 It is a project I am currently working on. I showes it in the video as a "sneak preview". Its a custome board I made and a USB-C male connector I got off Aliexpress.
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So glad u do these repairs this a great reference point
Love the channel! I thought you had stopped posting? Then i noticed that i didnt ring the bell, thanks RUclips.
@@RobiticDuck Thanks for your support. I have been busy for sure but I am trying to post more often! Stay tuned!
Very impressive [partial] repair. BTW, you can reflash one of those Pokemon carts with the Aging Cartridge ROM using a DS Lite or GBxCartRW, the ROM has a button tester built into it, and you can set set it to boot right to the button test. Very handy for jobs like this and when dealing with dirty/broken shoulder buttons. I have attempted in the past to fix just the start/select ribbon and the wires kept ripping off during my reassembly attempts, so I shelved that project for the time being. Sanding the points and sticking the wire through the vias where possible were interesting approaches that I'll keep in mind if I revisit it.
@@SoundToxin Thank you for the tip! I do have a GBxCartRW and I will definitely be flashing that rom! Like I said in the video, this repair is not one I would reccomend for long term reliabilty. I hope to make a more reliable permenant solution in the future but for now this will do. The solder points are just too small and they do not provide enough anchorage to cement a long lasting, reliable connection.
where did you get those type c charger adapters?
@@Kalipper98 It is a project I am currently working on. I showes it in the video as a "sneak preview". Its a custome board I made and a USB-C male connector I got off Aliexpress.
i have a gameboy micro that is not working and the switch is fine
that tip is waaay to big come on. Youre making your life harder than it needs to be here
maybe you should buy a microscope