• Modbo 5.0 Diagram

Oct 17, 2017  The Modbo chip I will be talking about in this article is the version 5.0 with USB support. All of the information in this article and diagrams are still relevant to the Modbo 4.0, the only difference is that the Modbo 4.0 doesn’t support USB HDD’s – only internal HDD’s via a. Modbo Installation Diagrams Gallery Installation The Playstation 2 used in this article has a Version 9 motherboard, you can find out which version Playstation you have by checking the table above or the motherboard identification document (Mirror).

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• Ryccardo
  Aug 9, 2018
  I'm not familiar with the 360, but from the pictures I found, it's 7-8 wires all to regular-sized points except a tiny one?
  A PS2 is about 16 wires (for full functionality; some are optional if you don't need certain features of the chip), with some potentially being direct to a SMD component or on tiny vias..
  At least it's less picky about wire length, as long as you keep the data lines reasonably similiar :)
  There are also many types of 'PS2 slim', not all of them identifiable from the outside (a model number would be a good starting point, though)
• vstar950
  Aug 10, 2018
  I am looking at doing a 70012 and a 79001. I will also be oing all wires for full functionality on the modbo. I have already done my own rgh points

• courtesy of Colorado Springs Business Journal
• COCO Crafted founder Mundi Ross.

2016 was a year littered with losses, as you may well remember. But amidst all the geopolitical absurdities and tragedies was a local loss that left the Springs’ small but mighty scene of artists, queers and progressives without what had become a downtown hub of creative activity.
After three years in business, Mountain Fold Books closed in November with an estate sale to off-load all its unique furnishings and bid adieu to loyal customers. But its emptied Costilla Street location will remain that way no longer, as the artisan promoting Colorado Collective prepares to move in. Madhubala watch all episode.

Modbo 5.0 Diagram

Founder Mundi Ross announced the new venture via a Facebook video. “You’re looking at the future of COCO Crafted,” she says, gesturing at blank walls behind her. Ross explains the storefront will become a craft studio for the “makers” featured in Colorado Collective’s high gloss quarterly magazine to make and sell whatever it is they make. Facilities will include woodworking and jewelry making tools, Ross says, and a small kitchenette. Also expect skill-shares and other events for and about the city’s growing community of creative entrepreneurs.

“Now, I know for many the Mountain Fold space brought hope. It was a sanctuary; it was safe haven for many,” Ross noted. “I can’t be another Mountain Fold, but I’m really excited about what I’m about to bring to this space.”

COCO Crafted will join other buzzy businesses in that downtown nook termed the 'New South End,' with the likes of Loyal Coffee, Iron Bird Brewing and Fox & Jane Salon that bring that Springs closer to resembling bigger, hipper and pricier cities that attract and retain more young people.
That kind of development is precious to the Downtown Partnership, which touted 2016 as a record-setting year for street-level business growth.

• Griffin Swartzel
• The New South End is sticking with the arts.

“We are seeing tremendous growth in our urban core,” says Sarah Humbargar, Director of Business Development & Economic Vitality for the Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs, in a press release.
23 new retailers, restaurants and other businesses opened up in 2016 and so far, 12 new ones are poised to do so in 2017. There’s a retail vacancy of less than four percent downtown, according Humbargar, who also emphasized new apartment and condo construction that’ll add much needed (though questionably affordable) housing inventory.

The Partnership's release also highlighted some notable newcomers to the downtown culinary scene, including Chef Brother Luck, who’ll open a new restaurant in the spring, and Oskar Blues brewery which will soon move into the Old Chicago building on Tejon Street.