Noah7's First GCp, the LCube! WIP

[SonyQrio]

Made any progress, Noah?

 

[Noah]

Actually, I'm waiting for my bondo to dry, so I can sand it.

 

[Noah]

Case pictures!

 

[nuke]

Looks good!

 

[Noah]

Thanks!

 

[SonyQrio]

Where's the screen going to go?

 

[Noah]

Below the controls, it's a 3.5".

 

[Hackerbilly]

Below that's be weird to play.
Because your hand will be above the screen and you will be constantly looking down at it.
Lower than normal.

 

[Noah]

Eh, oh well. Plus, your hand has to be a bit higher because of the triggers.

 

[Hackerbilly]

True True

 

[ShockSlayer]

I don't even this design.

 

[Noah]

It will turn out good. I hope.

 

[SonyQrio]

Yeah... I don't know about the design. Nice progress though!

 

[Noah]

I'll take a picture of me holding it to show it's fine.

 

[SonyQrio]

Okay.

 

[Noah]

Has anyone bought an Xeno mod chip? I am going to buy one, just not sure where I should.

 

[ShockSlayer]

Qoob Pro is best modchip.

Get either here:
http://gcforever.bigcartel.com/

SS

 

[Noah]

Got me a screen. Mounting it onto the case in a bit. I'm amazed, this thing might actually be finished within a few weeks. I still need a battery, though. Pics sooner or later.

 

[Noah]

So, I er, accidentally connected two traces that weren't supposed to touch, one was positive and was going to my fan, the other was negative. The GC seems like it's dead, but before I pitch it, could there be anything done to raise it from the dead? I was going to try another BIOS battery, thinking that might have fried it, but I'm not really sure what to do at this point.

 

[Noah]

So, I wired up an audio amp, and turned the GC on, it made a high pitched squealing sound, and then the power LED turned off. Fried?