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Post by daleighan »

holy crud thats aresome.
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Post by zenloc »

i'll explain a bit what i've done

i've slimdowned the heatsink allot
have a small more powerfull fan (smaller than the one in the gamecube) uses about 0.075 amps so a bit more than the original fan

lens will be places just above the heatsink and fan wil be on the side to make sure i blows the hotair away from the lens

the middel of the case of the gg wil be cut out so the lens is able to stick out seeing it's to big something like gamelevers gcp

will have two speakers and a network card so connect to my pc more for the modchip so i can play my legal back-uped games

and a internal memorycard of about 2046 bloks or something one of the bigest memorycards there are

wil have ethernet connection two memorycard slots 4 controller ports

that will be in the portable 100% sure i might put in a gba player but i don't think there will be enough space cause i have to put the battery in aswell

and talking about the battery they will be located on the sides behind the controller

so you see that the back of the gg will be a bit thicker that it is now because of the lens and the battery pack but my aim is to make it a smal as possible and making it a HANDHELD just like what gamelevers said.

but anyway enough talk got take get busy lots of work to do

any questions just ask any info is always welcome
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Post by Gamelver »

hmmm....I see you've actually just cut the psone screen down a lot...and you're SURE it worked? you tried video, audio, and the brightness/volume buttons?

'cause believe me, I've cut down the screen, and even after a bunch of rewiring, I was having some trouble :|....anyway, I could see MAYBE getting a GCp into a GG...but you're gonna have to get the GG about 5 times as thick to fit in all the stuff you want to :P...seriously, if you want to go for this GG GCp, then I suggest sticking with the bare minimum...hell, even in my GCp, there's not much space....I, for one, don't think this can be done, but as I said before, if you can pull it off...then I take my hat off to you, good sir :D...
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Post by bioniclebert »

Gamelver wrote:'cause believe me, I've cut down the screen, and even after a bunch of rewiring, I was having some trouble :|....anyway, I could see MAYBE getting a GCp into a GG...but you're gonna have to get the GG about 5 times as thick to fit in all the stuff you want to :P
I was thinking the same. Its really thin around the battery slots. Mabye if you cut them out and used built in ones, but still.
As for my snes, It has just enough room to squeeze in the mobo with very slight modification to the case. I even had to chop up the snes mini board! sorry to get off topic...
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Post by zenloc »

everything that's sticking out inside of the gg wil be cut out so it will be completly empty but the best thing to do is not talk to much get busy with it and show you what i mean i just have to make it to show you
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Post by shmagoogin77 »

holy cwap!!!
that will be sweet (if u getting running)
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Post by bioniclebert »

Indeed. Just have to see it running.

Oh and I agree, You shouldnt say a lot until it works, or its done. Thats the best way to go. Proof is bigger than hype. :P
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Post by Triton »

i have to say i am very impressed, he will probably have to at least double the THICKNESS of the GG but if you can do it more power to ya man! awesome
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I really am impressed, awaiting pics though. :P
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Post by xriverfalconx »

Triton wrote:i have to say i am very impressed, he will probably have to at least double the THICKNESS of the GG but if you can do it more power to ya man! awesome
That's what I said before...there are too many components inside it to have the case not be touched. It definitely won't fit unless you make it thicker.
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Post by zenloc »

like i said before it will be thicker it has to cause the lens is very bulky and the batterys need to be put in place so but two times is allot i think it wil be about 1,5 of the original casing and don't forget al the parts have been cut down in size for it's just a couple of boards and i reconected everything so al the boards are very close to each other mean les space needed i could even put the gamecube in without making the case thciker but the i wouldn't have any battery's and i wouldn't have a lens so that useless well anyway back to work
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Post by bioniclebert »

so what are you doing about the battery pack things? Cutting them out and putting new packs in their place?
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Post by zenloc »

first i'm cutting out everyhting in the case and fit everything in then i will se how much space i have and where the space it and then i wil place the batterys there it will have about 1.5 / 2 hours of battery life but i'm still looking into a diferent battery i'll have to see the batterys i wil use are going to be like normal aa batterys as they don't use allot of space and give an alright battery life but i need more amps stil looking let me know if you have seen a good battery
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Post by mikm240 »

for battery if u were planning on using aa ,maybe u could use these instead

http://batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageA ... ProdID=945
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Post by Triton »

i wish you the best of luck zenloc! if you can do this you will be in the books for sure! smallest GCP and the third and a half gcp ever (gounting gameys gc 1.5 lol)
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