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Hi guys, Started work on my 2nd portable, I had a few faulty gamecubes laying around so why not. I want this one to be a lot smaller. The case measures 158 x 90 x 40mm The cut is somewhere between a maximum safe cut, and almostwtf cut, but i cut the corner off the power connector too...

You could regulate the receiver side separately to reduce amp draw on the host. If i get time I'll get the parts and experiment.

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Hey guys, I noticed most battery indicators either turn on when the battery needs charging, or have multiple LED's to show different levels. I just came across this. http://picprojects.org.uk/projects/vmon/ You would need a PIC programmer (which is dirt cheap) but the HEX code is there ready...

I have a 4 pack lion/lipo charging board for 14.8v I now want only 7.4v so just 2 packs Is there a way I can wire this and still have it work or do I need a new board. I really dnt want to wait weeks for it to come from hong kong

http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1577973.pdf http://au.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mura ... 0Y7NuE8g== This is advertised as being able to rid ground loops and perfect for videogame systems etc. How would you wire this up on a portable? (DA101C) There is also this little one...

Not much info around on the net about this, thought I'd share

After getting what seems like the last wkf in stock... in the world, ever.... I end up wrecking the FC cable! I used a ruler and an x-acto knife (or whatever you call them) to splice it up and first wire i barely touch with the soldering iron and the cable disintegrates and melts away. Anyway...

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Anyone want a cheap Modbo 4? Playstation 2 modchip. Covers all versions. I already have a modded PS2. I can also program ONEchip or MM3 for PS1, and Multimode 3 for all other playstations (SCPH 5xxx, 7xxx, 9xxx etc)

Hi guys, Names Lionel. I have started making a portable GameCube using a few guides on the net, it's so good that all the preliminary work has been sussed out! So far I have stripped the board, used the custom 5 wire power attachment and managed to get a cheap 3.5" screen working perfectly...