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I worked out the same some time back, and for portable reasons I went with what you have as the red outline, cutting half the power connectors wasn't fun. I have the original sound traces located, but from the way you say it, I am curios to whether they will still function after the trimming. So ...

Okay so finally all I need is the memory card slot A traces, can anyone help?

I looking at using a 3.5 inch tft so I need to find an alternate means of sound using speakers suitable for a portable, any ideas? I used this with DS speakers but it blew up on 12v. http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=220053" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I have actually been able to slim a Gamecube down enough (9cm width) that a 3.5 tft is a perfect fit. Thanks

Where are the memory card slot A traces?

I am sure that there is some sort of audio available from the digital port but whether it is left and right audio I'm not sure. Is it possible?

Can we draw left and right audio from the digital port?

I've traced the 12 pins for the pad, cr2032 battery, and reset button. But I am having trouble finding the memory card pins and the video and audio pins. And most importantly the 5 required power pins.

Was just wondering if there was any board trimming tutorials or tips. Need to find where the 22 pins for the regulation board end up, where the two memory card port pins end up, where the composite video and audio end up and last of all where the 12 pins (7 usable) pins for the control pads port ...

Anyone in the UK have a LED modded psone screen they want to sell?

Anyone think they will be any good?

I'm sure it is possible to use a psp analogue stick for the gamecube, but is there any diagram or any advice that can be given?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/11-1V-4000mAh-15C-Li-Po-3-Cell-Remote-Control-Battery-/220603472204?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item335cfdd94c#ht_2315wt_1137" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Would this battery be any good? I would probably get 2.

Also a quick question ...

I suppose that's what you get for £4, I'll go for the original batteries stated. Thanks

Thats good then I have been seeing these batteries around the forum but didn't know how long they would really last. I have another question. I have the gamecube battery pack and have taken the battery out, now I have noticed that they are not that big if I split then up and re-allocate then. They ...