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Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 1:36 pm
by iceeyes
Discussed the topic with a friend of mine who I always consult before modding things as he just knows more about that stuff.
So he said I should consider not doing that as the risk of poly-ion batteries start burning or other "funny" stuff is quiet possible.
But I found an Option B, which I found while reading through stuff in wololo's Blog:
http://www.dannychoo.com/en/post/26419/ ... B+Mod.html
Guess I will use that to charge my vita whereever I am as I already have an external battery pack.
But nether the less,cool TUT and your way just seems more badass :D .

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 4:25 pm
by IWannaTest
Ok, so how did you solder the wires from the PSP Battery to the Vita wires? Im having a little trouble figuring out the psp battery layout :roll:

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 5:37 pm
by zakaiya
Is this possible to do with the wifi version or will i have to melt down the molding since it does pop up blocking the battery.

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 6:11 pm
by IWannaTest
zakaiya wrote:Is this possible to do with the wifi version or will i have to melt down the molding since it does pop up blocking the battery.
The tutorial is made for the wifi version dude....

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 6:57 pm
by zakaiya
My bad i skimmed through when i saw the empty space i assumed it was the 3G model but on a serious note when i opened my battery i saw no wires connecting the battery to the mobo just flaw silver strips. Im confused on how to proccedd.

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 7:13 pm
by IWannaTest
zakaiya wrote:My bad i skimmed through when i saw the empty space i assumed it was the 3G model but on a serious note when i opened my battery i saw no wires connecting the battery to the mobo just flaw silver strips. Im confused on how to proccedd.
Yea, thats the part im stuck at as well :cry:

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 8:09 pm
by CPUzX
zakaiya wrote:My bad i skimmed through when i saw the empty space i assumed it was the 3G model but on a serious note when i opened my battery i saw no wires connecting the battery to the mobo just flaw silver strips. Im confused on how to proccedd.
Yea, thats the part im stuck at as well :cry:
WiFi only. Sorry for not making that part clear. I used a fake Chinese battery for demonstration because my dog chewed up my genuine battery while I left it out on my desk._.

That's good so far. You've got it open without damage. What you need to do is very carefully use your pliers and gently pull them silver strips away from the PCB pads. Or instead, you could simply use scissors or wire-cutters and just cut off the strips. Here is a clearer idea. I'll use your uploaded picture:

RED - Carefully peel metal strip off the PCB pad with pliers.
or
GREEN - cut the metal strip off of it's pad with scissors or wire-cutters.

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Once you've done one of them, strip a wire exposing the metal of the wire and wrap it round the strip from the PSP battery, then pinch the PSP battery's metal strip and fold it over the wire & solder.

In-fact, that's up to you. You just got to make sure that you do a sturdy soldering job. Hope this helps.

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 8:29 pm
by zakaiya
Thanks a lot i will let you know when im done with this mod

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 8:58 pm
by IWannaTest
So I just solder a wire onto the metal parts sticking out then wrap the wire around the exposed Vita battery now?

Re: PS Vita battery mod WIFI ONLY (detailed)

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 9:35 pm
by CPUzX
IWannaTest wrote:So I just solder a wire onto the metal parts sticking out then wrap the wire around the exposed Vita battery now?
Use your pliers and remove the sheet metal from the PSP battery's PCB board, or cut them off as in the picture.
Then get some extra wire (wire of your own) and strip that wire from the top

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Hope that's clear enough.