(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); As an owner of an E3 flasher I usually keep tabs on the E3 site and I have come across some news about a E3 flasher clone going around.

E3 Team states that "It can be easily verified from the pcb and quality."

There are a few easily identifiable clues to a clone:

- No protective rubber casing on the transistor.
- The clones will have a white number printed on the back of
the PCB board. (eg. 1312)
- Solder point above where the ribbon clips on.


Be careful about where you buy your E3 flasher from and only deal with the official distributers listed on E3s site. > You must login or register to view this content.


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Damn I just Bought an e3 flasher today Wish i would have seen this thread earlier

Just make sure to check back with this thread to verify that you didn't get a clone.

Will do Where did you get your from?

Thanks. I'm planning on buying one soon for my PS3 and will try to make sure that I dont get a fake one

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nice to know, but its realy annoying when you buy something fake, with original price.

Absolutely, and now these clones are becoming more and more widespread.

Bad thing about them is....is that they do not work at all. So it is a complete waste of money.

LoL Thats where i ordered mine from

Then you should be safe then.