Reply With QuoteYeah, I wish you luck man.
I know what you mean, my mate dropped his phone into nasty sticky sugary coke, and that worked when it dried.. So fingers crossed.
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April 29th, 2007, 08:13 #11DCEmu Old Pro
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i never tried drying something lol
anyway never happened to me but theoretically it should work as long the water didnt corrupt anything
but then again not to put your sprits down but i have to say this is that its probably messed because the psp still has electricity flowing through it (the clock) and frankly, it shud be wreaked if that happens....
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April 29th, 2007, 08:34 #12DCEmu Newsposter
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April 29th, 2007, 16:57 #13DCEmu Regular
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Yeah same here. I know how it feels to lose things in the water. I lost my first gameboy and a NES(flooded basement) to water.
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April 29th, 2007, 22:21 #14
Originally Posted by mastersho
how did your basement flood? lol
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April 30th, 2007, 05:25 #15DCEmu Old Pro
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Well I guess my PSP is the Chosen One of Legend!!! Originally Posted by mastersho
Yes after a day of letting the sucker dry I put the battery back in ( Different Battery of Course! ) and it fired right up! Even more amazing is after I got the little particles of sand out with the compressed air, the PSP's buttons and UMD slot now work more efficiently! Meaning no more stuck buttons and the UMD slot now opens and closes better! :thumbup: My PSP actually came out of the water better than when it went in! Thank you all for your support! 
P.S. mastersho that quote is going in my sig!
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April 30th, 2007, 05:47 #16The Filipino Guy
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lol. good to see its working even better now.
it would have sucked for you to have bought a new psp.
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April 30th, 2007, 18:08 #17DCEmu Regular
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Cool! Thats a great honor! Originally Posted by V3N0M
Well I guess my PSP is the Chosen One of Legend!!! Yes after a day of letting the sucker dry I put the battery back in ( Different Battery of Course! ) and it fired right up! Even more amazing is after I got the little particles of sand out with the compressed air, the PSP's buttons and UMD slot now work more efficiently! Meaning no more stuck buttons and the UMD slot now opens and closes better! :thumbup: My PSP actually came out of the water better than when it went in! Thank you all for your support!
P.S. mastersho that quote is going in my sig!
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April 30th, 2007, 18:54 #18DCEmu Regular
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A pipe brust and at the time my room was down there. One day a came home from school and it was kinda floatin' in the water. I cried..... Originally Posted by VampDude
how did your basement flood? lol
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April 30th, 2007, 20:49 #19DCEmu Newsposter
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Well atleast when there was water in there you didnt have to go upstairs to the toilet to take a piss.
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April 30th, 2007, 20:56 #20DCEmu Old Pro
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I can't say I agree, but that's you choice XD
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