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Problem solved! Thanks so much for your help, C-Stick works like a charm now. Glad I finally got this figured out: if I couldn't constantly rotate the menu during Melee, I don't know what I'd do.

Used the multimeter, and sure enough, the voltage in the data line is lower in the C-stick. In fact, I found that the power line for the C-stick in general has a lower voltage! This would most likely be my issue, right? If my controller is supplying a voltage that is too low, naturally the...

@vince I took off the C-stick cap and replaced it to no avail. I would try the C-stick on another controller... if I had one. It's wired onto my controller board, and would be quite a pain to detach, buy another controller, open it up, wire that controller to my mobo, then wire the C-stick to...

I used a piece of homebrew Blargaman91 sent me to try to find out if my triggers were working, and instead I discovered that my C-Stick was having serious issues. It turns out that while my main joystick ranges from 128 to -128 on the Y axis and 128 to -128 on the X axis, my C-Stick appears to...

Awesome, thanks a ton.

I'm hooking up my controller board to my gamecube portable, but I'm not sure how to test all the inputs. Is there some sort of ISO I can load onto my WASP to check all the inputs? Right now I've just been booting up different games and trying to make sure all the inputs work. This is an issue...

Quick question before I start trigger wiring. Would this terribly drawn diagram be correct? Just want to make sure I don't accidentally short anything out once I start wiring. I would test myself, but my multimeter recently broke, and also the 3.3V and analog signal pins would both measure as...

I was originally going to have 2 buttons next to each other: one for soft press and one to simulate pulling the trigger all the way down. Since that is apparently impossible, I'm just going to use the double tact switch method you outlined in your guide. I have some clicky black tacts and...

Sorry I wasn't more clear: what I mean is 2 separate buttons that can be pressed independently, not stacked on top of each other. They will be positioned next to each other, you press the one on the left for soft press and one on the right for full press. The full press button should also close...

After the images from Zeloc's double tact switch mod got taken down, I've noticed quite a few questions regarding how to this mod. I've made a couple of diagrams which by themselves seem to work, but when put together seem to mess everything up. In all 3 of the following diagrams, the (A)...

Isatonic, I was planning on using that stuff on my GameCube portable, but it is non-adhesive. If I use it, how do I make sure the heatsink stays in place, and that the artic silver 5 doesn't get all over the motherboard? I'm using a heatsink that doesn't come with the GameCube, so I can't screw...

Going to wire this up later this week! If it fries anything I'm blaming it on you :P But seriously, thank you so much for your help. I'm still unsure that my thing I drew is accurate, but I'm hoping for the best. EDIT: Not doing this method anymore, going for the double tact method. Turns out...

I doubt this is accurate, but is this what you mean by the diagram? For some reason the image is upside down, sorry about that :P

So you're saying that the hardpress circuit on the gamecube controller does not also activate the softpress circuit? That makes sense I guess. I'm a little confused about your diagram; I've never used a transistor before. Is there any other way you could draw it out for me? :lol: Thanks a...

I've seen a lot of questions about triggers lately due to the wiring diagrams being removed on the guide in the sticky. Bush recently posted this awesome diagram for the softpress: ? = ground I plan to have 2 buttons side by side, one hooked up like in the diagram for softpress, and one...

They epoxy it to the motherboard? That seems a little insane, but if that's what people do... I have this Gorilla Glue epoxy stuff, I think I might use that. Really hope I don't screw it up.

So I've been working on a GameCube portable for around 10 months now and I've FINALLY finished with everything besides triggers and heatsink. I got the Thinkpad heatsink that everyone's been using for their portables, flattened the bottom, bought my non-adhesive Arctic Silver, but since the...

Thanks for the fan advice, I'll be sure to cover it up. It would suck to break it :neutral2: . The only power tool I have for cutting metal is my dremmel though, so what dremmel tip would be optimal for the job? I'm not familiar with most of them. A sanding tip wouldn't work, right?

Ok, first time wiring up speakers, so I'm just so confused. I'm trying to hook up speakers from an iPod/iPhone case much like the iLuv speaker case. These two speakers are pretty good quality, and are hooked up to an amplifier. I hooked up the left and right audio channels from the gamecube to...