I don't want to be mean to you. I really don't. So, tell me first, are you f**king kidding?

Seriously, nobody ever tested the minimum voltage?

That seems... weird.

Wait, doesn't this mean you'd be able to make a GC portable with only 4 AAs?

It does, doesn't it? And yes, with the proper regulators (not linear), you could power a 'cube off of 4 AAs, though it won't last long with the kind of current the 'cube draws.

What does the cube draw?

It's not practical, but it's a nice thought

Sticky. Please check the sticky...

Sorry. I was at school when I wrote that and the internet is unbelievably slow there

Forgiven.

@ Khaag: How the heck do I give you pictures of working audio?!?!

Just bridge pin 21 and 22 according to the pre-existing power reg diagram; an dont input 12v from the regulator!

SS

Do it goddamn it!

This is awesome.

I assume I can run it off 7.4v as well? Or will the 12v(now 5v) line fry if I do that?

Awesome find, and this makes me happy I have the power board 'cubes.

Yes, it should work fine w/ 7.4v. after all, it was 12v. And the last time I checked 12v > 7.4v.

Khaag, I know the feeling of enthusiasm, but I am afraid that the current amount of enthusiasm will not allow me to bend the laws of the internet.

SS

Sweet.

You could always post a pic of the gamecube putting out sound to an oscilloscope, and we could compare the waveform to the one of a normal gamecube.

Or youtube could stop being a female of the dog species and let me upload....

SS

Come on, what kind of forum do you think this is? We want the hacker way of doing it damn it!

I can let you use my oscilloscope, if you come over (to germany)

Real hackers don't have any money, which means they don't have oscilloscopes, which means they can't USE oscilloscopes.

Actually, a friend of my father works at the DESY, which is why I was able to get this professional dual channel oscilloscope for only 10€

Ohhhh yeahhhhhhh