Sega Saturn 32-pin install pictures please!

[Zombie_X]

I ordered my Saturn mod-chip here and I couldn't tell where the wires exactly go from the pictures provided. Could some one take better pictures for me?

[racketboy]

I'll try to soon -- I just haven't had time just yet.
If somebody else beats me to it, that's fine too

[opticledilusi0n]

racketboy already has them up

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/2005/01/ ... ation.html

it's really easy . i wouldn't worry about signal link, jumping A to B works fine .

if you want to solder the signal link to the board, it's the 14th pin on the i/c . apply flux and tin the wire and dab a bit of flux with a toothpick or something similar to pin 14 . it's a snap that way .

remember not to heat up the pin on the i/c for more than like 3 seconds, it may come undone or burn up the chip .

[Zombie_X]

OK, I see now, once I get my chip and install it, I'll take good picture for you rocketboy. I got a great digital camera.

[Zombie_X]

As promised, here are the high quality pictures I promised. You can replace those old, grungy ones with these nice and clean high quality ones rocketboy. You are free to use these, but give credit to me for shooting them.

[HoboJoe]

I wish i had a 32 pin model 2 saturn...such an easy install....frikkin model 1....

[Zombie_X]

Isn't the install the same on a Model 1? Sorry if it's more difficult. Did you think my pictures were good?

[HoboJoe]

Your pictures are quite good..high res....and yes model 1 is much more of a pain because u have to cut and retrace routes on the modchip....its easy to screw up basically.

[Zombie_X]

Wow, I didn't know that. And to think I was gonna buy a Model 1 instead. I hope racketboy uses my pictures on his site.

[HoboJoe]

Yeah...my saturn's in excellent condition...im just upset that i didnt know how much harder it was before i bought it....prolly would have bought a model 2 if i would've known =P