Search results

I made a snes portable while waiting for some repair parts for my Gamecube portable to arrive :mrgreen:

Do you know the part number for the transistor? You can probably get a replacement on ebay for a couple of cents if you know its specs. Got a picture of it? I can help you look.

I have the same issue actually. The only difference is that I'm not getting any sound what so ever.

Count me in :) 1 PCS for now Do we get some ribbon cables to hook this thing up with it?

Looks great! Is it going to have mono audio or is that a vent? :D

Sorry, let me correct myself. The 1.9 and 3.3v line was shorting out. I heated the gpu and cpu with a hot air gun and I accidentaly touched it while the solder was still melted and pushed the gpu off its slot. Ohm reader says 0 ohms now :P I did find a super thin hair of copper under the...

:oops: A very shameful bump.

Believe me I have done that qn checked everything with a microscope to se if the layers are touching

My other cubes measure 1.7k between the two lines. I am sure nothing is connecting to ground. maybe something got stuck under the cpu/gpu? There is a tiny gap for something to get under there.

So I was literally done with my GCp and I had just put it together, but oooops, I forgot to tweak the pot on the DD so I can play burnt dvds. After i tweaked it I did a test run and it shorted out. After that I simply could not get rid of the short circuit so I de-soldered every single...

wait a minute. you can get a Wiikey/Wasp for 19USD a pop? Is it really worth to buy in bulk to save 1.5$? Id like a link for that if you don't mind :mrgreen:

Acetone. Use desoldering wire to get rid of excessive solder

I cant remember to be honest. I started on my gcp project like 6-7 years ago when I was 13-14 but I gave up and set it aside. This ia how I "found" it. The composite video works through the av port though so why shouldn't sound ? Only the brass colored ground outline is removed. Not close to...

So yeah the title says it. Is there a way to fix the no sound issue on gamecubes with a built in power regulator? :? Oh and do you guys know where to get a wiikey fusion? :mrgreen:

So im currently working on my GCp and Snesp (Retro Duo) and I discovered that the retro duo only draws 81mah in nes mode and 253mah in snes mode at 5 volts. You could run this thing with only 3 AA batteries if ye wanted to :D Thought I should share that info. Hope its helpful :mrgreen:

I wish Unseen could make a quick step by step toturial just telling us what parts to get and how to write the code to the chip. A GCp with a VGA screen would be so ducking sweet :o

Re: Protect battery from original GC-power supply with a dio Yah that could work. If the GC adapter is connected, it will turn itself on automatically. By doing that the N64 switch could connect/ disconnect to the battery :D

Re: Protect battery from original GC-power supply with a dio yah okay then. I installed a n64 power button but I guess I'll have to remove it :/

Re: Protect battery from original GC-power supply with a dio Hmm but a Diode will also do the trick right? I don't see a reason not to use it except for an added 1.7W of energy usage.

Re: Protect battery from original GC-power supply with a dio I dont want to charge my battery with the GC power supply if ye guys get it ;)