Exposing the Dat0 testpoint on OLED NS for stable glitching KAMIKAZE METHOD

[@albertomacedo4577]

What is the most current unlocking method, this kamikaze or another method that does not require drilling a hole in the board? Why use the kamikaze method if it is more risky to break a track on the board? Does the mamikaze method cause fewer defects?

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

Just use the dat0 adapter if you want to be safe

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

I grinded one layer too deep, is there any way to fix it? And where are the points that you used to test continuity?

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

i think i have a xray for that OLED i will send it to you if i find it

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

@@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895 Thanks for your help. May I ask if I do the mod does it bypass this connection that I messed up? ((Basically do I have to relink this borken connection to the other layer?)

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

@@user-yk1cw8im4h give me your email i will send you the xray connection by sthetics

[@gonrico]

That resistor Pt A looked nuked. What did you do about that?

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

Dont mind that i just do it like that so that it can easily be soldered

[@dgm778]

What Dremel do you recommend for that?

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

What dremel is?

[@dgm778]

@@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895 drill, For making hole For Dat0

[@potaedaus]

Your microscope quality looks really good. Do you mind sharing which model it is?

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

Its relife RL-M5T

[@KennyMacDermid]

What did you use to do the actual grinding?

[@ormocgamingconsolerepairtv9895]

I lost my grinding pin that one is i used is my tinest drill pin