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That sounds more promising. Are there any guides out there, or is it pretty strait forward?

Yeah I have seen this before, only problem is the sliders are made differently, which I'm sure you know. I want to eliminate the DPAD and just use a 3ds slider if possible. Just wondering if anyone has experience with something like that, thanks in advance!

Is there a way to wire the slider to the traces of a DPAD? Has anyone done it?

Yes, I have seen those 3.5" screens with tiny boards. This was all just experimentation for sh@!#$and giggles, haha

Did some more testing for fun and here are the results. The top can be cut off with only a few relocations :awesome: Not like it is very significant... The Blue circle is the regulator. That has to be rewired with just 3 wires in order for the backlight to work. The green is a trace that...

Its all based off preference. Not trying to offend anyone here.

Maybe it is just this model screen, but there was no change in video quality from 12v to 3.7v, haha. And if there was a change, it was so slight, hardly even noticeable. Besides, it is not that important for video quality to be superb on a 3.5" monitor haha

I'm sure a lot of you already know this, and maybe I'm the slow one, haha. Made a discovery today. This information is not 100% confirmed true. Almost all ebay screens have a regulator that takes 12v down to 5v or 3.3v The bottom left of the regulator in this pic outputs 3.3v as it says in...

I tried both inputs, still flickering :? You think it's a faulty LCD?

Screen looks great and all, but the lcd flickers, especially in dark scenes. Is there a fix for this? Its brand new by the way. I checked the backlight and there is no flickering, just the lcd panel itself.

Perfect, thanks.m

Is it the same as rev a and b where the regulator can take more than 12v?

I need a rev c gamecube mobo, just the mobo, no heatsink and such. Does anyone have one? I live in the US so NTSC is the format I need. Make me an offer!

Do you still have any rev c boards? If so, how much for shipping to 91403? Im interested!

Re: Is there a way to compress gamecube iso for wiikey fusio Ah, I see. Ill just have to do some testing. Thank you so much, i appreciate it!

Can you compress a gamcube iso file to save space on an sd card but still have the wiikey read it?

Plus the fact that they were only $10, thats a bit sketchy as well... Thanks guys! One last question. What are some high capacity and inexpensive cylinder batteries?

These batteries seem great and would fit my current project perfectly. But are the lying about the mah or do they seem legit? http://www.ebay.com/itm/221048521175?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 :mrgreen: Thanks!

Everything on the cube works, but the sound is really static-y where you can't even make out anything thats going on. I relocated the power board 3 times now and still getting the same problem. I even tried connecting 12 volts to the little component as seen here I can't figure out what to do...

Great work SS! How long do the batteries last?