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amayes
amayes 1 year ago
Using Pandora bat. and Magic stick

Has anyone used a pandora bat and magic mem stick? I just ordered one for my PSPphat after my brother upgraded my system to 5.51 without telling me.

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sifu
sifu 1 year ago
If you have access to another psp with a custom firmware on it, you can make your own pandora battery and memory stick.
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hereticorp
hereticorp 1 year ago
Yep, it's easy as pie to use, just plug in and boom.

But yes, you can make your own if you have access to a CFW PSP and a PSP-1000 battery.
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amayes
amayes 1 year ago
yeah i saw that i could make my own, but i figured for 20 bucks to buy a new pandora bat and a 1gb mem stick it was worth it to not waste the time.

so how easy is it to jump into cfw after you downgrade? i've heard and seen a lot of the things you can do with a cfw psp. I like the psptube, maybe play some zelda orcarina of time, and if its not too tough copy some umd's on to an 8gb mem stick. Is this fairly doable? i'm definitly not a hacker in any way, but i do know my way around a comp.
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Bugabear
Bugabear 1 year ago
I have a modded psp slim. And I love it. If you need any free games or homebrew apps just let me know. Instuctables is a good place to look if you need any help.
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amayes
amayes 1 year ago
Thanks! I should have the pandora bat in, in a few days i'll be sure to message you if i need some help.
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chiriky95
chiriky95 1 year ago
I have CFW on my PSP 1000 and it works great. (but I didn't buy the pandora battery or magic memory stick)
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SDash
SDash 1 year ago
I put a cfw on my psp and made the pandora battery and magic mem stick.

Now I mod my friends' psps in about 15 seconds.

The only thing is I miss is my old psp battery life. I have the psp fat and I'm looking for the extended battery.
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abusori
abusori 1 year ago
Here's the extended battery on amazon. www.amazon.com­/PSP­-Battery­-Kit­-Sony­/dp­/B...
I've got two of these (note: I bought one in a best buy and one in a gamestop, but this looks like exactly the same thing to me) and they are definitely worth it.
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Koil
Koil 1 year ago
You can hardmod it yourself. It's really not that hard. Google it. Basically you cut the battery open and cut a small piece of metal inside it (don't worry. It won't blow up. Not unless you violently stab the battery pack I guess. =|)
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sax
sax 1 year ago
Its easy, especially if you buy the battery. But you mentioned playing Zelda Ocarina of time. I dont think there is a good N64 emulator out. I have tried a few and none of them work all that great. Some will play the games full speed for a few mins then crash, or they will play the game at almost full speed but you cant have sound. But with cfw you can do sooo much, so even if you cant use a N64 emulator, theres more out there.
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abusori
abusori 1 year ago
Yeah, the N64 emu is still being worked on, so maybe someday OoT will play nicely on it, but right now it doesn't. Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 are really the only games that are quite playable.
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Crahzee
Crahzee 1 year ago
I used to have a PSP Phat and PSP 2000, both modded and probably the greatest thing ever. I only ever owned one game and it came with the PSP Phat :P
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snyluc13
snyluc13 1 year ago
question... once you mod a PSP with the bat. and mem stick can you switch back to a regular battery or do you nee the pandora bat at all times?
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abusori
abusori 1 year ago
You switch back to a regular battery.
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snyluc13
snyluc13 1 year ago
thanks!
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