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    Hmmmm... I dropped Zook a note to stop by to look at the board.
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    Hi ! A few things
    - the 2 connected parts are meant to be connected. They sometimes move during the reflow due to copper heat attraction.
    - thru hole wiring is not bad per say. I do not see anything bad about the diagram or solder job. The issue with thru hole soldering is that it makes rework more difficult, leaves strands in then you have short circuits.
    - also, as the wires are vertical, you then need to fold them at the solder point which is bulky and creates weakness. This is agravated when using a huge wire gauge


    please remove everything but switch and speaker and shoot a quick video so that i can continue the diagnostic.
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    Will do! Thanks for the reply!

    -Vylar

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    Ok, removed all of the components and took a bunch more photos as I wired back in only the battery, switch, and speaker. I uploaded the photos to http://www.flickr.com/photos/103217076@N08/. I got tired of editing the photos so I apologize if the white balance is off and there is a lot of dead space in the photos :P

    After everything was cleaned up and re-soldered, I took a video of an attempt to power it up. Unfortunately I don't think you can here the crackling beep in the video... it's very faint. You can find the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhFXYpcv2BM

    Also, I figured I would include my configuration off of the SD card. It is unmodified from the original. All of the .wav files appear to be fine also.

    //Nano Biscotte Light Meat
    vol=4
    drive=1023
    offd=200
    deep=15000
    resume=0
    lc=400
    hs=220
    ls=50
    i=53
    shmrd=210
    shmrp=6
    shmrr=13
    swing=200
    clash=150
    qon=0
    qoff=0
    flks=3
    flkd=20
    Let me know if there is any other information I can provide!

    Thanks!

    -Vylar
    Last edited by Vylar; 09-24-2013 at 06:36 PM.

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    Before someone asks, I took another photo to show that yes, the battery is charged

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/103217076@N08/9932623543/

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    Sorry to say I might be the cause of this.. I had a bad batch of SD cards and I thought I got them all swapped out but evidently not. If you got this card within the last month and it has never done anything more than crackle when you first apply power then that is the issue. Please E-mail me your order number and I will get a new card sent out ASAP.
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    The new SD card solved the problem. Thanks for your help!

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    Sorry to have put you through all of this..
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