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Ive been working on an open source legal modchip project, here's a pic of my first one. Yes the soldering is rough (thats being nice) but its basically an Aladdin open source clone with XBlast

Is anyone interested in helping us modders out I contacted xecuter about the xecuter 3 mod chip and they said they could sell the mod chip again if somone wanted to buy 5,000 or more mod chips they said the project would cost 30,000 dollars at least but at least we know we can still get them if anyone would want to help out on this project just send a message to me.

Just in time for me to flash my xbox! Thanks for all your hard work!

There are various UnleashX skins here on these forums. Any skin should support any resolution, though some may not look so good when stretched to widescreen. That being said, you shouldn't enable 1080i on the Xbox. There's just no reason for it. Taxing on the system, causes slowdown and only about six games even support it. 720p max.

i order 4 of them by accident but have put one of them in a 1.6 xbox and it works great no issues

hello friends some time ago I made some videos of preview for hypervision, premium, ninja are not so well done but of something they serve videos.rar

Here's what I've found on the Wayback Machine (archive.org) from mod-chip.com captures: Lite version: Xapt_3r_X3_Install_V1.6_Lite.pdf As per the last page, only customers could DL the full version of this document - cuts short of contact placement and X3 modchip installation. Link said full version but only lite found: Mod-Chip.Com FULL Xapt3r 1.6 MANUAL v1.6 Maybe the link changed if you were logged into their website, but archive.org's capture software was not logged in so the Lite version is all it could capture. I've included a couple of figures from the PDF. The attached PDF contains more images and instructional text. The last image downloaded from mod-chip.com's xapt3r v1.6 catalog page - Product images: Image2. Contact E location looks different in the final picture than that shown in Figure #3. Probably an alternate location for the same signal.