Anything worth modding on my gbasp?
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ShockSlayer
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Yeah. I used to have a plastic shell that could make it feel like holding a gc controller. I just opened up the gc controller, now for the sp's...
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ShockSlayer
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well, thanks to my bro, the dpad's board is broken off. and the rumbler thingy and cstick is gone. I took it apart cuz the controlstick was loose, and the cable got destroyed in the vaccume.
I'd sell it if its usefull...
oh, and update on the progress:
Dpad shaved down to fit. holes for a+b n64 button will be made start + select buttons will be imported from broken half, and I will paint it. I'm thinking about ordering that chip. Is it easy to install?
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I'd sell it if its usefull...
oh, and update on the progress:
Dpad shaved down to fit. holes for a+b n64 button will be made start + select buttons will be imported from broken half, and I will paint it. I'm thinking about ordering that chip. Is it easy to install?
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Well, now the sp is ready to be closed back together, but I cant get it to turn on! Can anyone help pinpoint? also... I drilled it open. It went through the circuit board holes and made them bigger...... anything vital around those holes?
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Why didn't you just use a small flat head screwdriver?! I dunno if anything vital is by them, usually it is just ground for a few millimeters on each side.ShockSlayer wrote:Well, now the sp is ready to be closed back together, but I cant get it to turn on! Can anyone help pinpoint? also... I drilled it open. It went through the circuit board holes and made them bigger...... anything vital around those holes?
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K. Looks like I have to link some connections... PM me for the controller.
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There is a site out there with a guy who hooked up a video capture device to a GBA. I found the same pins he used on the GBA SP as well, so the thing shouldnt be much different.
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http://www.bripro.com/low/hardware/vidcap/index.php
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http://www.bripro.com/low/hardware/vidcap/index.php
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