Gamecube portable project worklog.

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Re: Gamecube protable project worklog.

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No, just a case from POLYCASE.COM

I`m going to out manny LED`s on the case to make it more fancy and cool.
The LED`s can be turned of if i want to. :)
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NO!
The system wont power on!
Everything is conected.
That is all i can say.
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Re: Gamecube protable project worklog.

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sorry to hear that

what is the last steep you did?

are you sure the regulator board is working correctly?

does the gamecube led power on?

does the disk drive start moving?

did you tried to bridge the regulator board fuse?

try search for shortcuts, you also can undo the last steep you did.

btw, you may need to replace some gamecube parts.
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By a mistake i cuted of the regulater board wieres so i resoldered everything.
The led does NOT power on.
I do not know where the fuse is.
Going to to try to fix.
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seems you wired something wrong, check every soldered wire for errors, or maybe there is a shortcut,

about the fuse, here is it:

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before I soldered over, there was a white fuse with "1 A" text over it, I saw other versions of regulator boards, if your regulator board is different from this, check under the board for a small brown thing with "1.5 A" over it, at least was there with one of my regulators.
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My regulatorboard looks difrent.
Going to try what you told me.
Thank`s!
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I can`t find this fuse. :cry:

Here is a picture of my regulator board.

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bridge this:

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;)
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Thank`s Kasar for showing me bridged fuse, but it didn`t work either.

The strange thing is that the game cube poweradapter won`t power on after i tested it on the project.
After i unnplug it, it works a again. :roll:

Does that mean that i have short-circuit something? :?:
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yes, it is probably a shortcut.

if you want to solder wires directly to the regulator boad, do it under the power connector, and try allways make clean connections.

check also all the connections you did are correct and clean, I had same problem with my ac-dc power suply, it is a shortcut sympthon, find the shourcut, undo it, and try again
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Everything is clean and soldered corect.
Exept......THE DISCK DRIVE !!!!! :evil:
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well, the disk drive is also part of the system, it also can produce shortcuts if wrong soldered.

try clean the DD connections and try again, if you are having to much problems with the mobo, and not power on anymore, try getting another cube for replacement.

my advice is: go slowly but secure, check everything at least twice times before perform the functionality test after made progress, perform lot of functionality tests per each new steep you do, it can help to fix problems and detect where is the problem.

and, dont get frustrated, gamecube is a bit hard hardware to start, but it can be dont with patience and with some tricks.

if you got to much estresed, rest for a day or two, and continue then, get extra gamecube parts for replacements allways is good.

good luck mate, I wish you acomplish your project, just let me know if I can help with something ;)
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I`m going to resolder the dd mobo abain to see if it works.
I won`t work that much on this in the summer.
If any update, il post it. :)
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My portable has died.
DAMN!
i give up for now. :cry:
maby il try to fix it if it gets colder here.
to hot for work.
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Update::::::::::!!!!!!!
:D :) :D
I bought a new game cube. American this time, but i have a European PSone screen.

Can these cooperate and give a picture ?

PS, i do not have a battery for a cube and screen, Do any of you guys have a suggestion ???
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