Basement_Modder
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
That thing is a smexy beast.
That thing is a smexy beast.
N-SexyFour Buildlog [CANCELLED]
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Basement_Modder
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
I found it!
In 7th grade, I was bored in history, so I drew up a N64p idea that was side loading like this. (but with a D-pad, seperate screen controls, and no cart cover.
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Didn't realize this was a double post.
I found it!
In 7th grade, I was bored in history, so I drew up a N64p idea that was side loading like this. (but with a D-pad, seperate screen controls, and no cart cover.
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Didn't realize this was a double post.
Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
Scan...Tomarrow.
Scan...Tomarrow.
snowpenguin
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
Tall tacts?
Tall tacts?
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
You're funny. I'm not using tacts for shoulder buttons, that looks terrible. I'm thinking about building my own pivoting shoulder buttons that don't take up a lot of space. Since the R button is going directly on top of the cart, the should button is the limiting factor for height in this design.
You're funny. I'm not using tacts for shoulder buttons, that looks terrible. I'm thinking about building my own pivoting shoulder buttons that don't take up a lot of space. Since the R button is going directly on top of the cart, the should button is the limiting factor for height in this design.
ToastBucket
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
You could use regular buttons. I used a B button from a superpad plus for the Z on my elephant and it works great. its really comfortable and easy to press. Not sure how much space it'll save though
You could use regular buttons. I used a B button from a superpad plus for the Z on my elephant and it works great. its really comfortable and easy to press. Not sure how much space it'll save though
snowpenguin
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
I used tall tacts on my AG-64p, it allowed me to easily get all 4 shoulder buttons (dual z, r, l) to fit in the small space, and they didn't stick out terribly far, looked good. Just preference I guess.
I used tall tacts on my AG-64p, it allowed me to easily get all 4 shoulder buttons (dual z, r, l) to fit in the small space, and they didn't stick out terribly far, looked good. Just preference I guess.
snowpenguin
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
Use some of those slim radioshack tacts like the ones on the psone screen.
Use some of those slim radioshack tacts like the ones on the psone screen.
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
I'm worried about the clickiness a little.
Slimmer:
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/produc ... ts_id=8720
I'm worried about the clickiness a little.
Slimmer:
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/produc ... ts_id=8720
snowpenguin
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
I have a bunch of tacts like that.
Click the tacts on your psone screen- you'll feel, the slim ones don't have terribly much clickiness to them, but not much travel either.
I have a bunch of tacts like that.
Click the tacts on your psone screen- you'll feel, the slim ones don't have terribly much clickiness to them, but not much travel either.
ShockSlayer
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Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
Add another 3.3v line across the board, and check to make sure that the 7805 is giving out 5v and taking in 7.4v or whatever.
SS
Add another 3.3v line across the board, and check to make sure that the 7805 is giving out 5v and taking in 7.4v or whatever.
SS
ShockSlayer
Probably SS
Re: N-SexyFour Buildlog [SEXY MOCKUP PG12]
And if you chopped your mobo like I think you did you efficiently cut off 3.3v from the right half of the board. Reconnect it to one of the large 3.3v traces.
SS
And if you chopped your mobo like I think you did you efficiently cut off 3.3v from the right half of the board. Reconnect it to one of the large 3.3v traces.
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