Post: My newest refurbushed psp
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04-25-2009, 02:57 PM
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fraz422
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I have gotten into the refurbishment business. This is my 4th psp i have bought and refurbished it. I bought it for £14 on ebay , with the problems of a buttons not seeming to by read. With parts costing £5.54 , i have made a profit of £37 by selling this bad boy to a mate at school. But i also have two other orders
. Every psp with a custom faceplate and the potion of adding a backplate. They come with custom firmware as well. Any other ideas i could add to these psps ?
05-15-2009, 08:18 PM
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fraz422
PS3 Guru
Originally posted by Legend
Looks really nice, is there any reason that led lights aren't reccomended other than the fact they drain battery?
I'm really interested in getting into this kind of stuff but I'm not entirely sure what exactly I should buy really. When you bought the PSP for only £15 does the PSP actually work and stuff and was it the only the buttons/case you had to replace or did you have to fiddle with the actual hardware on the PSP to get the PSP going, or did you just buy buttons and a nice looking case, replace them and re-sell it for a bit more than you paid for it?
Seems quite enjoyable and would give me something different to do whether I re-sold it or just did it for a try out, have been looking at a few tuts and stuff on how to replace the face plate and stuff. Would really appreciate it if you could give me a few little hints on what I should actually buy and whether or not I need to do anything more to the PSP than replace stuff. I also noticed the face plate is like £5 but for a face and a back its like £20 do you just only buy a face and leave the back black?
I'm really interested in getting into this kind of stuff but I'm not entirely sure what exactly I should buy really. When you bought the PSP for only £15 does the PSP actually work and stuff and was it the only the buttons/case you had to replace or did you have to fiddle with the actual hardware on the PSP to get the PSP going, or did you just buy buttons and a nice looking case, replace them and re-sell it for a bit more than you paid for it?
Seems quite enjoyable and would give me something different to do whether I re-sold it or just did it for a try out, have been looking at a few tuts and stuff on how to replace the face plate and stuff. Would really appreciate it if you could give me a few little hints on what I should actually buy and whether or not I need to do anything more to the PSP than replace stuff. I also noticed the face plate is like £5 but for a face and a back its like £20 do you just only buy a face and leave the back black?
Ye its a good hobby and is quite profitable , i general buy Phat PSP's from kids who just ****ed them
. But it's pretty easy just involves the purchase of a jewelers kit and patience.
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