Tutorial LED MOD n64 controller

[kyronLB]

See the positive and negative in side of C1, just wire the LED in it! Easy uh

[gamax92]

C1 is a compacitor

Why would we do this.

What would this do.

What Purpose does this serve.

[mako321]

Compacitor?
It would make for some nice LEDs in a controller. You don't have to spam the boards like this, ya know :/

[gamax92]

Compacitor?
It would make for some nice LEDs in a controller. You don't have to spam the boards like this, ya know :/

How Is This Spamming. I'm Asking A Question. Many Questions. Okay mako321.

Usually "CX" On a board are for capacitors.

[nevermind1534]

Compacitor?
It would make for some nice LEDs in a controller. You don't have to spam the boards like this, ya know :/

How Is This Spamming. I'm Asking A Question. Many Questions. Okay mako321.

Usually "CX" On a board are for capacitors.

Yes, I can see the leads from the capacitor on in the solder; the capacitor is on the other side.

The LED would be on there because somebody wants an LED.

You have been commenting on nearly every post, mostly with useless comments or ones that I'm pretty sure you don't need the answer to, and most certainly don't benefit the community. This might not be what your intentions are, but that's what I feel it's becoming. You do have some useful posts, though.

Mako does have a point. By, I cringe every time I see a post by you, because of the immense number of useless comments that seem to be there for no reason other than to up your post count.



Edit: I got sig-quoted! Thanks, gmax!

[gamax92]

What Does Post Count Have To Do With AnyThing.

Someone could post up to 9000 Posts and still have a rep of 1.
I Don't Care About Post Count.

[hailrazer]

Someone could post up to 9000 Posts and still have a rep of 1.

What's this "rep" thing you speak of ?

[nevermind1534]

No rep on the benheck forums (phpbb is used)

[gamax92]

Just An Example.

[Hrduncan]

the leds are so the controller lights up and looks awesome.

[Haunted360]

I dunno. It makes it look cool I guess...

hahaha


And yea, adding a Capacitor would add that feature when you un-plug the controller (or cut power the the LED), it will slowly (depending on the micro farads (uF)) 'dim / die' down giving it a power down effect.

[Hrduncan]

i have some extra caps i should do that to my blue n64

[gamax92]

ohhh i see
it will charge up.
and when you power down. it will ...
i like that idea.
it's a great idea.