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keropi · Post by **keropi** » Sun Jul 13, 2014 8:47 pm

looking good! looking forward to seeing more pics of this in the future

megalomaniac · Post by **megalomaniac** » Sun Jul 13, 2014 10:33 pm

andre104623 wrote:My last project wasp+megadrive 5 who said it can't be for home use!

i indicated "not recommended for home consoles" due to the fact the DVD port must be removed...
anything can be done with the designs...they work in almost any configuration imaginable...

the difference is the designs intended application VS user modified application...

andre104623 · Post by **andre104623** » Sun Jul 13, 2014 11:27 pm

megalomaniac wrote:
andre104623 wrote:My last project wasp+megadrive 5 who said it can't be for home use!
i indicated "not recommended for home consoles" due to the fact the DVD port must be removed...
anything can be done with the designs...they work in almost any configuration imaginable...

the difference is the designs intended application VS user modified application...

Very true the dvd had to be disconnected no matter what. One question I wanted to ask when hooking up the power to the Wii drive there is 3 ground wires can I just connect one of them or does all of them need to be connected?

megalomaniac · Post by **megalomaniac** » Mon Jul 14, 2014 12:31 am

just 1 is fine...
but with that blob of glue on the drive, you covered up your only hope for audio streaming

andre104623 · Post by **andre104623** » Mon Jul 14, 2014 12:40 am

megalomaniac wrote:just 1 is fine...
but with that blob of glue on the drive, you covered up your only hope for audio streaming

I thought the mega wire goes on the wasp from the host side to the dvd side
And anyway I can get some of that glue off

megalomaniac · Post by **megalomaniac** » Mon Jul 14, 2014 1:11 am

that pic your are talking about shows 1 way to do it...
essentially, just jumper Wii drive pin 28 with GC mainboard pin 1
plus adjust the settings

andre104623 · Post by **andre104623** » Mon Jul 14, 2014 3:23 am

megalomaniac wrote:that pic your are talking about shows 1 way to do it...
essentially, just jumper Wii drive pin 28 with GC mainboard pin 1
plus adjust the settings

So can't I just jump pin 28 on DVD side wasp to pin 1 on GC mobo since its just straight connection to that point?

megalomaniac · Post by **megalomaniac** » Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:26 am

andre104623 wrote:
megalomaniac wrote:that pic your are talking about shows 1 way to do it...
essentially, just jumper Wii drive pin 28 with GC mainboard pin 1
plus adjust the settings
So can't I just jump pin 28 on DVD side wasp to pin 1 on GC mobo since its just straight connection to that point?

yes you can, but what is easier?
soldering a wire to a huge pad on the DVD drive board or trying to solder to an FFC pin??

andre104623 · Post by **andre104623** » Mon Jul 14, 2014 4:52 am

megalomaniac wrote:
andre104623 wrote:
megalomaniac wrote:that pic your are talking about shows 1 way to do it...
essentially, just jumper Wii drive pin 28 with GC mainboard pin 1
plus adjust the settings
So can't I just jump pin 28 on DVD side wasp to pin 1 on GC mobo since its just straight connection to that point?
yes you can, but what is easier?
soldering a wire to a huge pad on the DVD drive board or trying to solder to an FFC pin??

Good point I'll do the best I can I'm going to take my time with this project

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