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what was the case made from? and awesome job!!! super clean :D

Thanks a bunch! i know some, just enough to be dangerous basically, so im really wanting to expand what i know. In my career (aircraft mechanic for the past 9 years) ive always shyed away from the electrical side of the house. thanks again!

Id really like to learn more about electronics, especially now that im really getting into modding, does anyone know of any good books i could pick up that would provide me with some better insight doing this type of stuff, something covering basic wiring etc.. :lol: ?

new fuse is on its way! thanks again guys for all the help, hopefully i can get this up and running (fingers crossed it was just the fuse) ill upload pics once i get it all back together and hopyfully running

Thanks! What type of fuse is that? And where could I get one at?

No I wired mine directly to leads on the bottom of the power switch, I was just pointing at that with assumption it was a fuse, good to know its not though

http://s1375.photobucket.com/user/Tanke ... /slideshow heres a link, that's the best I can do at the moment, let me if it works

I'll take some when I get home

Would it be safe to remove the fuse and bridge the gap? That wouldn't cause any issues would it?

Multi-meter is on the way lol! Snagged one off of eBay, anyways I wired it directly to the power switch, and nothing looks burnt on the board, but I did try hooking it up to the TV (After removing my added wiring)and it doesn't work, I don't even get the factory led up front, where exactly...

Really no body can help me lol, I did get some advice from a guy I work with, I pulled too many amps when I connected the second light, but now the million dollar question is what did I fry on the board, I'm assuming the fuse, any takers?

Soooo yeah I'm brand new to the forums, and also new to modding. I'm pretty technically skilled so I figured I give a go at adding led's and a fresh paint job to my SNES (gen 1). I wired the first light into the power switch, soldered and heat shrink, kicked on power to see if it would work...