TUTORIAL: Make a Pandora's Battery without a homebrew PSP!

Hi, Thanks for this great info!
I tried this and successfully downgraded my PSP !!

However, while converting it to panodora, (lifting lead 5), I accidentially shorted pins 5,6 and I am now left with this problem:

Charge level 45%
Hours left:----
Power source: external
Battery Status: Charge complete

it wouldn;t charge beyond 45% :(

I searched around for a solution and I found someone with battery stuck at 0%. It was mentioned there to short the + and -

for 1 second. It worked for them but It did not help in my case. (tried a few times).

I am badly stuck with 45% :( :( :(
Did anybody face similar problem and had a solution, please let me know....

PS: the 45% varies .. some times it is 46, 44 etc. The battery works fine for 2 hours. and it charges fine .. but only upto

45% . :(

Any help is highly appreciated !!
Thanks in advance !
-Shibs.

ok
>>so doin that to the battery makes it a pandora's

>>>>battery that unbricks and puts psp back to

>>v1.5??:confused:

>can u downgrade phat psp 3.72 wit only the pandoras battery

>>>(if not and u need the majic mem. stick can u re use the mem stick for other stuff)

well, knowing that fake sony batterys cant be pandoraize i tryed this method on two different fake sony battery and it didnt work on none... what a waste of batterys

i recommend you dont do it this way and just make a pandora battery through 1.5/cfw

Can't u just take a slim battery and put it in a fat psp ? ? ? im new to this

:DTaking apart a battery is really stupid. There lypo they blow up. Unless it's not sony.

does it work on any ofw? do i still need a magic memory stick ? where do i get the files to convert my memory stick in to a magic memory stick?

since i don't need a psp with cfw , do i need any files? wich ones i have over 30pandora battery making related files, but witch ones specificly to downgrade my psp (ofw version 3.95)?

With PSP Pandora Battery, you can unbrick & downgrade any version psp to version 1.5.
http://www.laptopbattery-inc.co.uk/i...oraBattery.jpg

There's a slightly easier way to do this without soldering or risking shorting the pins. Simply find the pin that needs lifting and find the trace on the circuit board. Get a razor blade and slice through the trace.

Granted you lose your battery but I used this method on a PSP slim 2005 with the default battery model no. PSP-S110 and it worked like a charm.

Hi,

I've cracked open my battery, and it looks like this:

http://i40.tinypic.com/dmrz9f.jpg

http://i44.tinypic.com/1ny9o6.jpg

I can't find a tutorial anywhere that says which chip i should mess with, and I cant find one saying ICO4 etc..


Thanks for any help!

-Skipper


EDIT:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by v10m

my psp battery doesn't have the chip, it's a psp 1000 but there is just a big metal thing in the battery case

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I think this might be what I've got.