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Old 25 November 2009, 14:10   #1
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Question Where to buy a Playstation 1 modchip?

Been scouring google for a while now without much luck (did find some nice install diagrams though )

Is there anywhere in england that sells the Stealth playstation 1 modchip or the Neo MultiMode Modchip for a 7 wire mod.

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Old 25 November 2009, 14:39   #2
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I do not believe so. I bought my modchip from an Italian site about a year ago. I think the costs was around 5 euros.

I found it very hard trying to find somewhere in the UK that would sell modchips, even for the PSX.
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Old 25 November 2009, 14:44   #3
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Is that italian site still active? maybe I will have to import one in then.

Anyone ever bought anything from http://www.modchipoutlet.com, they have exactly what I want.

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Old 25 November 2009, 15:07   #4
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I can make them if you're in the UK. The PICs (12C508/509) cost about £1.99 from Maplin electronics, send me the right one with the return postage and I'll program it for you.

But if it is not a PSOne then you might as well use a Caetla cartridge.

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Old 25 November 2009, 15:15   #5
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Digikey still sell the 12c508a Pic chips, if you don't have a programmer then Alexh's offer would be the easiest route
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Old 25 November 2009, 15:15   #6
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I got 2 grey psx, ones a 9002 and the other is a 7502, so no its not the cute white PSOne

What is a Caetella cartridge ?
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Old 25 November 2009, 15:18   #7
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PIC12C508A-04/
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That the correct one on maplins?

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=13403
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Old 25 November 2009, 15:21   #8
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Yup.

Just google for the HEX code for the Mod chip you want. You can find Multi-Mode 3 and Stealth 4 quite easily and countless others. It will be upto you to choose the one you want.

A Caetla cartridge is a re-programmed Action Replay cartridge that just plugs into the back expansion slot. Once fitted a PS1 will play (any?) backups.

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Old 25 November 2009, 15:30   #9
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Looking at the install picture it looks like the 7502 is the easier board to solder to, is it possible you program the chip so I can do their 8-wire Stealth IV Playstation Modchip install?



thats from modchipoutlet which is based on their 8-wire Stealth IV Playstation Modchip

This is their details on that chip;

The Stealth IV ModChip will allow games that have Anti-Mod protection to play inside of a Stealth IV modified PlayStation. If you want the latest in ModChip technology and your machine is a model 550x, 700x, 750x, 900x, this is the modchip for you.

Also whats the difference between the 12c508a and the 12c509a pics?

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Old 25 November 2009, 15:40   #10
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Ok I'll contact you shortly alexh, I have the 9002 already, the 7502 I'm watching on ebay, but I'm sure I'll win it as theres thousands of psx's on ebay!
Which one should I order 12c508a or 12c509a ?
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For the price of the chip alone, you could probably buy a PS console second hand already chipped. You would have to look in the press, magazines to find one.
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Old 25 November 2009, 15:55   #12
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yeah but half the fun of it is to chip it yourself
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Old 25 November 2009, 16:08   #13
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thats so true kitty

when I saw doogh at weekend he gave me a mod chip, very nice of him, he might have some left if you ask him nicely

I`ve got a psone with screen that I`m now going to mod just need to ask doogh for some instructions

and rember to take lost of pictures, we like are dose of p0rn round here
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Old 25 November 2009, 16:11   #14
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I changed the bios in a PSOne once to one from an earlier model, in order that I could fit a four-wire modchip. IIRC the bios in the PSOne was different and some of the modchips didn't work.
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For the price of the chip alone, you could probably buy a PS console second hand already chipped.
£1.68? I think people would rather throw their chipped PS1 in the bin than piss about selling it for £1.68
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My modchips give full functionality with only 3 wires for any model playstation 1.

PM me if you want one...no charge.
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Old 25 November 2009, 17:26   #17
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Old 25 November 2009, 17:30   #18
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Ahh both the 7502 and 9002 require 4 wires from this modchip.

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Old 25 November 2009, 17:34   #19
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Still looks like simple install compaired to the 8 wire!
At least theres no tiny chip edges to solder on those two diagrams! they are your diagrams?
So I dont need to do the link wires on either?
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