Hmm, all righty then. I figured getting the silkscreened stuff off so there was somewhere to solder without destroying the trace would have been more difficult.jinn wrote:I used an X-Acto knife to cut the trace and then expose a bit of copper to solder the wire.
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Re: Modified Gamecube Controller
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jeez you guys should mod a bunch of these and start selling them as GameCube Mega Man controllers. That's awesome. Maybe paint them blue.
Re: Modified Gamecube Controller
The trace for the original GC controllers are rather thick compare to other controllers.Hobie-wan wrote:Hmm, all righty then. I figured getting the silkscreened stuff off so there was somewhere to solder without destroying the trace would have been more difficult.jinn wrote:I used an X-Acto knife to cut the trace and then expose a bit of copper to solder the wire.
Not sure if there is a big demand for them, but if any wants one modded I will do it for $5 + return shipping [$8 if you want a switch]noiseredux wrote:jeez you guys should mod a bunch of these and start selling them as GameCube Mega Man controllers. That's awesome. Maybe paint them blue.
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