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my buddy sold my his n64 with a few games and one of them has a bunch of black marks on the case
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@stuntpenguin007: a schem would be nice, because then I could do it on a custom pcb, going with the layout of the 64 internals. I really want it to look like there is no controller plugged into the 64, so friends and family can do a double take. I should just be able to jump in the back of the plugs ...

and to think I paid 6 bucks for a NEW aftermarket wired one off ebay just last night

ha, for ten bucks I coulda bought a turd and integrating it to an actually GOOD controller lol, and then tweaked it to my liking.

hey, I am going to open a 64 up I'm getting from a friend of mine when he brings it over, what I want to do is integrate a wireless GC module to the inside of the 64. Because as far as I can come to know,, there was never a wireless 64 controller. Any info on this would be nice, maybe an aftermarket ...

I am pounding doors down looking for junked gc or xbox controllers. I would go to the pawn shop, but it recently burnt down, and the only other one within 40 miles is Pawn America, and they charge too much, so for now I'll be calling in favors for controllers.

I checked with the multimeter and the n64 pot is reading ~40 and the psx is only reading ~4. Maybe I'll find a junked xbox controller and try again with that, I don't have the heart to tear apart my gamecube ones :'(

thats what I'm to wonder, I'm going to be hanging out with my uncle today who knows a lot more about this kinda stuff, not that I don't but he has the guts to rip apart an xbox and fix the E78 error by himself. I was gunna bring the multimeter out last night but it got too late and I ended up ...

my controller is an aftermarket one, it has 2 wires coming to each pot, and I just substituted the psx's pots in for the 64's, and yes, I understood what you were talking about

ok, I desoldered the joy stick from the playstation controller board, and when I went to replace the pots on my aftermarket controller with the psx's assembley, I get barely any movement at all. Yes, the aftermarket n64 controller used pots, I am trying to replace it because the joystick broke off ...