I've only made 1 N64 controller mod and it isn't that great.

[BumbleGrey64]

I know the basics when it comes to how controllers work (I think) and this is the only mod I have made so far:

If this is the wrong forum to post this, move it please. And if you are interested in buying it I will sell it (So I can get a small profit on this) for $50. I know it's not worth it, and that's why i'm not intending on selling it. I call it the bumblebee 64 (where I got my username) because it reminds me of bumblebee from transformers for some reason. I'm kind of new here, so if anyone have any info I may want, be patient with me.

[gamer255]

Looks nice

[BumbleGrey64]

I may make a plastic mold once I figure out how to. My portable is delayed because ever since I took it apart, it won't turn on.

[ToastBucket]

cart slot must be in for it to turn on

[BumbleGrey64]

Thank you!

Wait, if the top part has to be on for it to work, do you have to make something like that?

[ToastBucket]

Confusing. if you plan to relocate the cartridge slot you have to take out the slot on the bottom and solder the wires from the corresponding pins on the slot to the outside pins on the mobo.

[BumbleGrey64]

You can do that?

[ToastBucket]

i did and it works

[BumbleGrey64]

Well, I have yet to get a PSone screen.

[ToastBucket]

And all I need is a gamecube controller. It should be here tomorrow.
I'm almost done with mine. So excited to see it finished.

For your screen:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Zenith-LCD-Flat-Pan ... 5d26f969ba" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

cheapest ps1 screen on ebay right now is the same price but this one is new. It's exactly the same as a ps1 screen it just has a different case

[BumbleGrey64]

Pretty nice, but I found a new one on amazon for $55. But I may use that one in case the one on amazon breaks.

[ToastBucket]

[argelfraster]

Cheaper than both of those.

[BumbleGrey64]

What I'm worried about now is, what should I do first? I got the motherboard, expansion,etc. So should I start with fndng something to use as a heat sink?

[ToastBucket]

Wire everything up and get it to work on batteries. Use Harshboys diagram (its in the stickies)