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Updates? :awesome:

Yeah, i decided to use Zenloc's transistor mod too, cuz i wont be playing like super mario sunshine or anything :D.

Nice work :awesome:

I just bought an xbox 360 wired controller from gamestop, and for some reason, they just worked straight out of the xbox :D EDIT: well dang it, the whole potentiometer melted, while i was resoldering permanent connections, I am just gonna use zenlocs Way :D. Link: viewtopic.php?f=36&t=8383

Yo, for the triggers, I have the best idea. I use xbox 360 triggers. and mount them on the back.

I've got a Rev C, so i am just gonna go with this Battery: http://www.batteryspace.com/polymerli-i ... guage.aspx Charger: http://www.batteryspace.com/customizefa ... tacle.aspx

Really? I thought if you use a stepup regulator, it wont make a difference.

I found a better cheaper battery pack, on batteryspace.com just hook em up and ur good to go. :awesome: let me link you http://www.batteryspace.com/Polymer-Li- ... Guage.aspx

Na, i am using a DD, but i just found a 4800 MAH 11.1v battery from an old sony vaio that was my mom's. I still have to calculate the play time tho, and how i am going to charge the thing.( i mean it gives a sony vaio laptop 3 hours, so what about a gamecube :? )

I have solved our problem. Yes you can. according to bacteria on this guide. http://www.instructables.com/id/Opening ... p4/Result/

Cuz this is the laptop battery pack i have, from a 2000 ibm think pad 10.8 Volts, at 3600 mAH pretty good for its size :awesome: EDIT: and yes :awesome: that is a ps3 in the bottom corner, and a gamecube, that i just dremeled the Heck out of in the top left :awesome:

Ill do some research, after i get home from going out to dinner. :awesome: I've seen people using individual li-po's which, i think most laptop batteries use. But i dont know :tophat: so ill check back in later :D EDIT: DONT BUY BATTERIES FROM EBAY. people have had really bad...

well 3 hours later... I LEARNED I CAN CUT THROUGHT METAL WITH A DREMEL :oops: :oops: :awesome: i just got this baby torn apart. Probably not much more progress till tomorrow. :wtf:

I am wondering the same thing Monster :D. I have an old ibm with a decent laptop battery in it, and before i crack it open, i want to know if i can use it, or if there is something special i need to do.

Well, this isnt much of an update, but you know :D. I just got a new cube, a Rev C, i think it will be alot easier and save space (not to point fingers....STUPID FLAX REGULATOR) time to tear this baby apart :P.

So thats how people mount the buttons in :D. I am working on a gamecube portable too, my 2nd mobo, Rev A just fried, and today is my birthday, so i went to laststop (local used videogame place) and bought a rev C cube. Now...Time to rip this baby apart :D.

Ok, ill try that then. I dont have batteries (yet). Later i will begin to solder the tv to the mobo, and 12 volts in.

Ok, i looked up a pinout to my regulator, and found the GND and 12v pins, i soldered the 12V pin of the tv to the 12V of the regulator. Then i soldered the GND of the tv to the GND of the regulator. And the regulator just whizzes, the TV doesnt respond.

well, wtf. I turned it on after connecting the TV to the regulator, and it just makes a whizzing sound. and the power led doesnt come on, and the tv doesnt do anything. Anything?