Fantastic work, as already said. But Zen, I have a question: Won't your hands completely cover the vent holes?

Beautiful as always, dude!

Heck yeah! This is awesome! Have you already tested it on a n64? Vids please

megalomaniac wrote: >>> Yes the project works <<<

>>> Yes, I can't wait <<<

You guys are killing me with the suspense hahaha
Guess it's the 100th I visit the forum today.

emu_kidid wrote:Who says it's not in the works..

This would be fantastic! Have you already made progress on this?
Sorry, but I'm hungry for details *-*

@emu_kidid: Do you think it's possible to make a custom bios for the Gamecube like these guys made with the Dreamcast? Then maybe boot games via SD Gecko without a drive replacement? Or maybe boots Swiss instead of the original IPL. I don't know how complex it is nor which chip could handle it, but ...

I'm thinking how the hell you got the idea of putting baby powder on the molds lol. That's excelent news! That's some valuable infos.
Regarding the cooling solution, why are the fins bent from side to side? This makes the heatsink more effective for some reason?

That's pretty awesome! Would you mind make a video showing this little beauty working?

Fantastic work!

I'm excited!!

My fault! I have no audio on my pc, sorry. Thanks

Mega, you changed my mind in almost every point, nice words.
These PCBs are really not that thick
One last question (I think): Will you be implementing alternate solder points for the pins 27 and 28? Since the QSB will need to be cutted for OMGWTF boards..

@Megalomaniac: What if the DD filter were already removed? All my OMGWTF board cuts needs the filters to be removed and without them it would be a pain to solder that (beautiful) QSB due the thickness of the board. Wouldn't be possible to add vias on the pads and cut thru them, so we have "side...

Looking forward to the v6! ;D

There's a way: http://nfggames.com/forum2/index.php?topic=4393.0

As I've pointed to RDC some time ago, I was going to develop a QSB (quick solder board) in form of a kind of flex cable, for the WKF. But since I'll have no time to modding for a while, I decide to share the idea. It's basically a flex cable that matches the pins of the DD filters on the GC board so...

I have a Ford Escort 1984 manual, all reformed by me and my dad, as it's his job. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics atm. I prefer the 1979 Ford Escort :) I think Ford doesn't bring the 1979 model to Brazil. It's a nice model indeed! Forgot to mention we modded all the appearance of the car. It n...

I have a Ford Escort 1984 manual, all reformed by me and my dad, as it's his job. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics atm.

@tuidj: You're right, I've showed the idea on the wrong spots. I've just look at it really quickly.

And nice to hear it'll work!

The idea is exactly to turn them digital, for small portables that does't have enough space for analog triggers.

Surely I won't, but would be good to see something like that if a new batch ever exists

Just an idea: Why not add a spot for a SMD resistor on the L & R trigger? It would eliminate the need to poke with a external resistor, if using the double tact switch method. If the buyer wants to use the original slider pots, just bridge these spots.

Wow! It's him!!
I love all of your work, man!

Welcome to the forums, mate!

There are a little thickness diference between the CPU, GPU and RAMs, that's why nintendo puts the thick thermal pads. I'd stick to the original pads and put some piece of plastic or something between the heatsink and mobo, and then put some superglue or epoxy to secure everything.

I've read some time ago, that you can get WKF working on a GameCube IPL v1.0 using Swiss flashed to WKF. Does "Swiss autoboot" work on a GC IPL 1.0?

http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB- ... e-cube-_JM

Voce consegue uma fonte por 40 conto no MercadoLivre ;D