Yes sorry meant transistors. Alright ill try to get it work with 2 blades thanks!
If i get it right im gonna start to make a fine pcb with connectors. Im getting crazy of all this mess!
About my try to repair my S3+ blades:
After i took the whole thing apart again i found the oscillators on the S3+ blades, which i first thought there weren't any on it.
I had an old, still working S1 miner. First i checked how the oscillators responded with an oscilloscope and they where working fine as expected.
Then i checked my S3+ blades and they where dead indeed. No signals, no voltage, nothing.
The donated oscillator works after replacing it on the S3+ blades, again i checked it with an oscilloscope. It gets it voltage and signals on all sides again.
But STILL no signal on the RX. The TX still around 1.8v
So there's got to be something else that is fried and i cant find out what it is. Im about to give up on it now.
If you look closely you will see that there are two places where you can put those oscillators, i wanted to try to move the osc from the side to tha middle of the blades(i have seen blades with ocs in the middle). If i get it right im gonna start to make a fine pcb with connectors. Im getting crazy of all this mess!
About my try to repair my S3+ blades:
After i took the whole thing apart again i found the oscillators on the S3+ blades, which i first thought there weren't any on it.
I had an old, still working S1 miner. First i checked how the oscillators responded with an oscilloscope and they where working fine as expected.
Then i checked my S3+ blades and they where dead indeed. No signals, no voltage, nothing.
The donated oscillator works after replacing it on the S3+ blades, again i checked it with an oscilloscope. It gets it voltage and signals on all sides again.
But STILL no signal on the RX. The TX still around 1.8v
So there's got to be something else that is fried and i cant find out what it is. Im about to give up on it now.
I dont have a controller or the components to build one anymore.
You should try that.
You also have to desolder some very small resitors and condensors surrounding the original osc and move them toghter with the new placed osc as those components are also missing and i belive they are needed for the new placed osc to function.
Let me know how it goes.