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How much power does it require? (IN volts)

cj_h4x0r wrote:TIf so which of the 4 pins would I connect the power to?

Multimeter Action!

Jongamer wrote: Yep, but when I got it, it was 10 bucks cheaper than any Wi-fi stick that I could find.

All the wifi sticks in your area are 40 bucks?

As the first part of my set of portables, the "Red Line Collection", I'm proud to announce that all initial parts have been collected to assemble "Belmont", my GCp. It will be a Fullly featured gamecube, with video-out, a styrene case, and a 5inch Zenith LCD screen.
It will be black with red details ...

1. Mechassault
2. EvolutionX (EvoX)
3. yes
4. no, but you should.
5. Google.

With the backup thing, I don't know how to FTP anything from my PC to Xbox or the other way around and I'm not even sure I have the equipment to do it. I know there is an option in the softmod installer to backup the M ...

vskid wrote: Yeah, I've always wondered why people pay more just for it to say "DS" or "PSP" on the box.

Beats me.

Ok, If your NES has the old case of the blinkies, you can purchase a replacement Zero-Incertion Force pin set that was actually built in this century online. It's worth it. Or you could (If you like soldering) try Ben's Hard drive cable hack, which is double cool. See his "Super" Nintendo page for ...

Gotta love these hacks for the sake of hacks...

The DS wifi adaptor really hasnt been investigated much, largely because one can buy a USB wifi adaptor that would do everything the nintendo one does for less money.

What about a TV with built-in PS2? I've always wanted to do that with a wii.

Yeah, I took some 100grit paper to the tip and it seemed to clean it up a bit. I need to desolder the bottom ports of the Gamecube tomarow, so I guess we'll see how that turns out.

1. Mechassault
2. EvolutionX (EvoX)
3. yes
4. no, but you should.
5. Google.

dudex77 wrote: ive noticed in europe all third party things completely suck just avoid them

ive noticed in america all third party things completely suck just avoid them
(except logitech)

NES buttons? That's funny. I need a NES D-Pad for an 2600p.

ghosstt wrote:If you're a n00b at this, screwing the top of a controller to the front of the case might be a good idea. That way, you worry about a lot less.

Or, for more fun, bondo the controller to the box! It's all-in-one-irific!

grounding it keeps it from frying stuff staticaly. What?


Well, my big issue with the old Radioshack irons was the fact that the metal tip would get (I'm gonna sound REAL stupid) "dirty" from exposure to air, itself, and liquid solder. After it was "dirty", it owuld no longer react correctly with ...