this is the one I have read, but my soldering skills are lacking..
it says 47 Ohm resistors
he also points to https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/page-78#post-10090767
they speak of IRFHS8342 for the MOSFET
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Can't you just read the info off the resistors and MOSFET since you have the chip?
the RP2040 is just the microcontroller, it doesn't include those..
It's unclear to me how the blue ones are supposed to work? Are you just going to wire stray wires to the appropriate places and put mostfets there? That sounds dreadful. Soldering to the already tinty pads next to the processor with a ribbon cable was already a pain, I don't see a reason your should pay more to subject yourself to a worse experience.
I heavily suggest using a ribbon cable model such as this (I haven't tested that particular vendor, the one I used is gone, this is just an example): https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005005989694443.html
Ribbon cable models have all the parts premounted, you just need to solder it in place which is hard enough. It's also unclear to me how the emmc stuff happens without a ribbon cable.
Other things I bought according to my AliExpress history:
- a set of switch opening tools and screwdrivers
- flux
- kapton tape (I wrapped the chip in it entirely)
- fine tweezers
- a better soldering station
- solder wick
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