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sorry for the double post but i decided to re do the soldering with the pins, anyways other then it being more clean i ran into a problem, i noticed that when i was connecting the ground from the motherboard to the regulator board, i had it connected to pin 10 on the regulator board not pin 12, now ...

DEFAULT WAY : wire all pins

Custom way: This options give the gamecube power on only by 5 wires!
less soldering, more free espace inside

pin 22 of the regulator board have 5v, and pins 22 and 11 from the motherboard need it, just "bridge" (join with soldering iron) the pins 22 and 11 from the ...

Gamecube will run off of 11.1 :)

Look at my battery thread and use 3 of the 4700 mAh batteries.

yeah i really don't know how to get around in this fourm so can you post a link to that thread


also i looked online and I cant find any batteries that are 12 volts, inless there like drill batteries ...

lithium ion battery sugggestions for my portable gamecube please

I really don't know what type of battery to get all i know is that it needs to be 12 volts and that's it

if someone could help me out and explain and or give me some possible options that would be great

recharchable battery of course

nah man just having a little bit of fun, anyway's

I still have a question by chance, Is it possible to solder two wires one one pin

cause if it is then im thinking about making my portable a sorta hybrid thing

okay so I am currently done with making my casing, and im starting to place the chips and boards into it, and i was wondering what's the point of these metal containters around the mother board and such, they just get in the way

I assume it's a Rf shield that's what i think but I looked up on ...