[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by geoldr I'm sorry I don't entirely understand what you suggest I do.

we were making things to hard for ourself, i did a simple search for dualshock3 led mod tutorial and found a complete pdf....

http://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j&...8GB2pu_w-4pN2Q

[geoldr]

Yes, but this design is for the older boards. The new one that I have does not have these points any more.

See how each 'angled' lines there are four solder points? Mine only has three, and they are in different locations.

Those boards are generation 3, mine are generation 6.

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by geoldr Yes, but this design is for the older boards. The new one that I have does not have these points any more.

lol, sorry my mistake i should have looked better, i see your point.

not giving up yet, taking another look.

[geoldr]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch lol, sorry my mistake i should have looked better, i see your point. not giving up yet, taking another look.

Thank you

[saxile]

I found a guide for truefire fusion and it has the power on it for gen 6, see if it's any help http://www.consolecustoms.com/dl/ps3...al_low_res.pdf

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by saxile I found a guide for truefire fusion and it has the power on it for gen 6, see if it's any help http://www.consolecustoms.com/dl/ps3...al_low_res.pdf

lol, i think i found power here.

[geoldr]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch lol, i think i found power here.

I looked at those points again, and they provide no power at all. Not sure what to do next here anymore. Weve tried many combinations.

I found this power, but it is also only little voltage, not enough to get the LED bright enough.

[Mr.Dutch]

@geoldr , this is the power point from the pdf that @saxile supplied.

[geoldr]

Originally Posted by Mr.Dutch @geoldr , this is the power point from the pdf that @saxile supplied.

Yes I edited my post, I tried that one and it provides as much voltage as TP28/29. Not enough to power the LED properly.

[Mr.Dutch]

Originally Posted by geoldr Yes I edited my post, I tried that one and it provides as much voltage as TP28/29. Not enough to power the LED properly.

you know my solution with that transistor will work 100% and it is very simple.

you only need to get a transistor and one resistor,

@geoldr , look, it even looks simple.