Recent content by Gannondorf929

Alright, so either noone knows the answer or noone cares. Oh well. Well, my few questions have spawned some more questions. I am getting a new error this time. When i click the eject button, the blue light comes on, but stays on, and doesnt turn off. I have a gc game loaded, paper mario, and i...

Okay, heres the story. I havent posted in a while, as i have been busy with school, blah blah blah. But, with summer here, i have actually almost finished a Wkf gamecube portable. However, my wiikey has posed a Problem with the actual installation. First of all, I have checked both (yes i have...

does your dremel have a legitimate metal cutoff disk? ive seen some without those. also, a sharpie on the mobo wont hurt anything

if you want a tutorial on custom regs, look HERE: http://forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2844 the parts are available...

sure u can dremel a mobo, just be super careful and look at the traces to mkae sure you do not cut any. I know a medium cut can fit in the 68, so you wont have to relocate the dd! :wink:

awesome, thank you! wanted to make sure b4 i screwed something up

Does anyone know the max voltage input for the gpu/cpu? Zenloc (or loctronics, or whatever) says on the custom reg. page that the min is 1.7 and 1.5, but does the max even go over 2.0? does it stay at 1.9? I'm asking because I have built the regs withe the correct resistance and capacitance, but...

ashen did a trimming guide for rev c a while ago, he has instructions for audio purposes: http://forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=9329

breakout board allows you to input the ffc and solder to easily accessible leads one one board. see something like this: http://microcontrollershop.com/product_info.php?products_id=3726, or this: http://www.newhavendisplay.com/nhdffc36-p-2476.html

did you do the sound fix? http://forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2187 If that doesnt work, just try adding more ground cables, or just thicker ones. Have you trimmed the board already?

a medium cut can fit in a sl-68, so im pretty sure a max safe will fit in that one.

here's a little gem that I haven't seen anyone post yet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFL4gJDBaXA. This is a little guide that SS put out a while ago, and, while I already knew these things, I knew it would help those not accustomed to soldering.

Re: The definitive GC motherboard trimming guide, rev C edit does anyone know if this has been put in a portable yet?

if you do nothing else, at least START by looking at the beauty that is kasars guide. This flax helped me out so much, and it has links to other helpful info such as trimming and batteries. However, the link u have is th one on benheck, and I believe that the Modretro one is more updated...

... :? If you have a desoldering iron, you can desolder them, relocate with wire (other modretro users and I prefer IDE cable) and glue them in play if you need to. Or not. It all depends on what u want your case to look like. Do u want full analog, dual tact, or just digital? It all depends...