ClickFidget Collective
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All Around Electronics, LLC. is happy to announce ClickFidget Collective!
We hope to have more information soon!
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Below you will find all the files you need to put a custom firmware on any PSP!
It will need modification for the PSP Go, but all the files should be there.
You can download the starter pack here.
This is a RAR archive, you will need to extract it. You can use 7zip, WinRAR, IZArc, whatever archive program you’d like.
Once extracted move the contents of this folder to the root of your PSP memory stick.
Navigate to /PSP/GAME/ and rename the UPDATE folder to something else. E.g. UPDATEINFINITY.
Then rename the UPDATE661 folder to UPDATE and eject and place the memory stick in the PSP.
Navigate to the memory stick under the Game menu. Open it and run the 6.61 update.
Once this is done remove the memory stick and and rename the UPDATE folder back to UPDATE661 and rename UPDATEINFINITY (or whatever you named it) back to UPDATE.
Simply nagivate to the Memory stick option in the Game menu on the PSP.
Start by installing Infinity. Run it and press X to install. It should exit and reboot when done. If your PSP boots to a black screen don’t worry it’s not bricked.
Infinity just doesn’t know what to do on launch. Turn the PSP all the way off and boot it while holding HOME to boot OFW.
You can verify it’s installed by going to System Settings > System Information. You should see an Infinity symbol next to the system version.
Note if you booted holding home it will not show this, as Infinity isn’t loaded in safe mode.
Then you can install whichever CFW you’d like from the same Game menu. If you want all 3, then I’d recommend installing PRO-C first, then ARK-4, then LME.
All you need to do to install them is start the relevant installer/loader from the game menu.
E.g. to install ARK-4 run ARK Loader from the Game menu, to install LME run LME Installer, to install PRO-C run Pro Update.
Once it is installed, open Infinity again and press left, you should see the different CFW modules listed.
Select the one you want to start on boot, and press X to enable it. You should see an * next to it showing it’s enabled.
Once that is done you can press home and X to exit and reboot.
Then the PSP should start the CFW automatically on boot. If you want to change later you can relaunch Infinity and select another CFW.
I have noticed on some CFW Infinity will crash on launch. If that happens, just boot holding home to boot OFW. Then launch Infinity again and it should work.
ISO files go inside their relevant category folder in
They cannot be inside another folder.
PSX games go in the following location ( replace SCUS94564 with the game name or gameID of the relevant game )
Emulators go in
And you can find the relevant rom folders inside the emulator folder, except for Daedalus which uses the /N64/ folder on the root of the drive.
Homebrew goes in
You can use the PSP Homebrew Sort Tool to organize how your homebrew/PSX games/ISO appear on the VSH. E.g. sort them alphabetically and such. This is separate to caregories lite, which will add sections to the VSH. But the items in the section will by default still be sorted by their age/modification date.
You can download the tool here.
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This might be the highest quality version of these tracks available. Not sure.
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Feel free to join!
You can download the mod pack here.
You will need to update the openmw.cfg file to point to the correct location of the mods.
If you mess this up the launcher will not let you connect.
If you get crashing on login, change the physics threads in OpenMW.
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For now!
Here’s a look at something I’ve completed recently.
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Here are a few images of the mod.
The swap itself was fairly straightforward.
Since the device is designed using a clone DNA60 board all the mounts and buttons align perfectly.
The only small issues are, it is wired normally with a shared ground. And for the clone board this is fine but for an authentic DNA60 this effectively removes reverse battery protection. So all I did was cut the wire that goes from the negative battery contact to the atomizer negative. Keep that bit of wire you will use it later.
Then, the only other thing is the orientation of the screen. On the clone board the screen flex cable goes in the opposite side. On the authentic it goes in from the top ( where the fire button is ) and will have to be placed under the plastic frame that holds the DNA60 board in place. Be careful you do not want to break the flex cable.
I wired the DNA60 like the datasheet shows, the positive and negative of the battery go into the through hole terminals on the bottom of the board and the atomizer positive and negative go in their through holes on the top of the board.
It has been working prefectly for some time now.
The only thing I can say is you will want to solder up the USB charge board so you can program the DNA60.
Since this mod does not have space for a USB port ( you may be able to cram one in there, but PC is hard to work with and not have it crack so good luck. ) you only get one shot to program it correctly. You can assemble the mod a good 80% of the way with the USB board on if you want to calibrate it, and since it’s a DNA60 there is no case analyzer to run.
I added a SS316L material and a profile for how I like to vape.
Since there is no case analyzer, the refinement is built into the mod. But I find for my atomizer it’s a little quick and it ends up increasing the resistance if I vape on the setup a good bit. I find that locking the resistance fixes this problem and makes it vape much more consistant.
If there is interest I can go over the Escribe setup when I get my batch of DNA60 boards in.
Here are some pictures of the finished swap.
| Ingredient | % |
|---|---|
| Guanabana (Flavorah) | 3.00 |
| Kiwi (FA) | 2.50 |
| Super Sweet (CAP) | 0.50 |
| Sweet Guava (CAP) | 4.00 |
Flavor total: 10%
Remember to rate it on AllTheFlavors
This is my slight change to Green Bastard for MTL setups.
I developed this for my Kayfun Lite 2019.
Tested with an 8 wrap 26g SS316L 3mm ID coil. 215°C at 18.5 watts.
I found the 2x ( pod ) version to be too much. It just didn’t keep the balance of the original. So I tweaked it and this is what I ended up with. It’s really good out of a Kayfun, and it should be great out of other MTL setups as well. If you give it a try please let me know how you liked it!
…From Parts Unknown.
So I just got Guanabana (FLV) to try out the All Day recipe (highly recommend BTW) and wow this flavor is amazingly complex. I love it! Anyway I was just messing around and wanted to create my own recipe with it. After a bit of picking I decided on Kiwi (FA) & Sweet Guava (CAP). I found that these flavors are similar, but have enough character to stand out on their own. Mixed this up and wow. It’s perfect as is. Very sweet & juicy tropical fruit profile. Reminds me most of a Starfruit. Mix and enjoy!
Flavor Comments Guanabana (FLV): Originally wanted this to be the star of the recipe, but after mixing and trying it I found it’s most present on the finish.
Kiwi (FA): This flavor is actually the most present in this recipe, even at only 2%. Meshes very well with the Guanabana & Guava.
Sweet Guava (CAP): This is meant really just to pair with the Guanabana but it actually adds quite a bit of character by itself. I believe it is also the main source of sweetness
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|---|---|
| Bavarian Cream (DX) (TPA) | 1.00 |
| Carmel (caramel) (FA) | 1.00 |
| Cured Tobacco (Flavorah) | 4.00 |
| Shisha Vanilla (INAWERA) | 2.00 |
| Sweetener (FW) | 0.50 |
Flavor total: 8.5%
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This is my twist on Cubanamel by TheFogVLOG.
I liked the original but I wanted more caramel/vanilla out of it when I was vaping on my Kayfun. So I upped them all by 0.5%
Now it’s a thick dark sweet dessert tobacco.
Goes great with coffee in the morning.
You can use the original TPA Bavarian Cream or the DX. I’ve tried both and I actually like the DX a little better in this mix.
You should add sweetener to preference. The original has 0.15% Cap SS, I normally use 0.5% FW Sweetener myself in MTL mixes I want to be very sweet.
Tested out of a Kayfun Lite 2019, 26g SS316L 3mm ID 8 wraps, TC at 215°C 18.5w
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