Could just be a faulty battery pack. That happened to me on the Mom saber.
Could just be a faulty battery pack. That happened to me on the Mom saber.
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Nope, that's not it.. I used the same pack on another soundboard and it worked fine. I have no idea what's going on with this thing..Originally Posted by $tarkiller
The cheapie Hasbro sound card I have runs on 3 batteries. That's 4.5 volts. It is possible that the board is designed to only handle 5 volts, so the 6 volts may have fried the sound chip. You might need to add a 5 volt regulator (or 4.5 volt if you can find one) to the sound card to keep it happy...
I've had the same thing happen before. No solution that I could find. A new soundboard is definitely your best bet.
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Yeah. I tested every connection on the board and they all seemed fine. I got myself a board out of a force action saber and it works perfectly.
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