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All you need to do is solder the wires of your power supply to the correct terminals of the VMU. If you're going to directly attach the supply to the VMU, make sure you give yourself plenty of cord length. If you use an extension cord to create a detachable plug, make it just long enough so that the thick end of the cord won't interfere with plugging the VMU into the first slot of a controller with something else in the second slot. With this mod, you will not be able to attach the VMU to the second slot any longer. | All you need to do is solder the wires of your power supply to the correct terminals of the VMU. If you're going to directly attach the supply to the VMU, make sure you give yourself plenty of cord length. If you use an extension cord to create a detachable plug, make it just long enough so that the thick end of the cord won't interfere with plugging the VMU into the first slot of a controller with something else in the second slot. With this mod, you will not be able to attach the VMU to the second slot any longer. | ||
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