Question:
			What is the difference between a "Mod Chip" and a "Soft Mod"?
			Answer:
			A "Mod-Chip" is a hardware device that is soldered to the Wii hardware to allow the playback of back-up games. It can not be removed via software. A "Soft mod" this is where the systems software is manipulated and hacked to allow the playback of back-up games and homebrew software. CAUTION: The "Soft mod" can be completely removed by an official system software update.
			Question:
			Do all games work with the Mod Chip and Soft Mod?
			Answer:
			All 1:1 back-ups of original games work with Mod Chips, what this means is that games do not need to be patched to work. From time to time there will be titles that will not work with a Mod Chip in this case a flash upgradable Mod Chip can be updated free of charge. This is also the reason why a flash upgradable Mod Chip is advised. Most 1:1 back-ups of original games work with the "Soft mod", some require extra software to be installed on the Wii and other games need to be patched.
			Question:
			What if my "Soft Mod" is removed by an official Nintendo system update?
			Answer:
			The whole "Soft Mod" will have to be redone.
			Question:
			What if a an official Nintendo system update stops my Mod-Chip from working?
			Answer:
			It Can't. The Mod-Chip is not dependent on the system software of the Wii.
			Question:
			How do I know what model Wii I have?
			Answer:
			Check the first 2 numbers of your serial number:
			LEH12xxx / LEH13xxx - D2B
			LEH14xxx / LEH17xxx - D2C
			LEH18xxx / LEH19xxx - D2C2
			LEH20xxx / LEFxxxxxx - D2E
			Question:
			What is a flash up gradable mod-chip
			Answer:
			This is a mod-chip that can be reprogrammed by inserting a disk with the correct software. It is very easy to do and the advantage is that extra features and added stability can be added to the mod-chip at any time. In other words the mod-chip can always stay up to date.
			Question:
			What is stealth mode, sleep mode or switch off mode, and why do I need it.
			Answer:
			Sleep mode is the mode that any descent mod-chip should go into after it has performed it's task. The reason for this is so that the mod-chip does not interfere with the normal operation of the console. Stealth mode means that the chip lies hidden from the console or any game until it is needed. Sleep mode and stealth mode go hand in hand and are mostly found on the same chip. Switch off mode is when the mod-chip can be completely deactivated by the user. The console will operate the same as before it had a mod-chip installed. Online gaming and installing of official Sony software might need the chip to be deactivated. If it's not the software won't install or the server might ban your console.
			Question:
			Are mod-chips illegal?
			Answer:
			No not in South-Africa
			Question:
			Do you guarantee your work?
			Answer:
			All our mod-chips carry a 2 year guarantee and consoles that are less than 1 year old are guaranteed for 30 days after installation. All modifications are done by qualified technicians.