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Getting the front panel set up. Never got RGB working :( Kinda sucks working on a trifold portable xD in the back right you can see the RC voltage buzzer I intend to mount inside to indicate low battery. They're cheap, adjustable, and pretty dang easy to wire. I will see how well it works for...

Even if you could physically build it, it would probably be nearly impossible to get even a minimally usable amount of battery life. Also, you posted in the wrong forum lol. This forum is for finished projects.

Y'all oughta check out laptop speakers shaped like this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/361162208684?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT I found dozens of ones similar to that and they're cheap as dirt. The sound quality on mine is pretty good and they're ideal for certain...

I'm with shank, I'd rather pay the extra literally $2 per cell to get us shipping, us customer support, and a trusted buy. Still, a good find for the budget minded who don't mind waiting :)

Yeah, pretty close to nothing. I would say 1mm :P I just can't stand when buttons stick out all funny!

It is at least a little bit thicker because not only can you not sand the buttons down, you have to maintain a little bit of the thickness of the ring above the channels to keep the ring together. But the difference overall might be in the realm of 2-3 so I guess not that significant. However...

I've done that before, it can be tough to get it just right but it can work, though it is thicker by a chunk than gmans method.

Here we go... This should work.

So, for some reason I thought the IBM cooler intakes from one side and blows out the other. Now I see that it intakes from the top. It's still in the mail but I don't think there will be enough clearance to get decent airflow from that. I'm thinking there might end up being 3-4 mm clearance...

Ah, thanks gman. I tried superglue once and it didn't work for me but I will definitely try it again if I do another polycase build. What kind of plastic is the black stuff, looks like there's a thin and a thick type there. Where's those pics at shank! Lol

Hey shank. Do you have any internal pics of this thing? I'd love to see it, especially the inside of that front panel. I want to see how people keep buttons from spinning when they use this case method on polycases.

Plugging the pack in usually resets the protection circuit so cheese might be onto something. Though I don't think there are many circuits out there that actually don't meet the current needs for an n64p... weird.

It's starting to come together :) Gotta figure out some sweet RGB video, audio and batteries and it's good to GO

I'm gonna cover it up with some plastic later. I actually have some very thin plastic with a texture that matches polycase cases. Should look fine. Also, when the top is open, you won't be able to see it :p

So much wiring!! But everything works so far. Might get to shut this thing tonight, just waiting on the screen still.

Thanks SS B| I've been working on power and PnC wiring and a custom Ethernet hookup so this can actually hook to a computer to run games off network as well. USB loading is good but cutscenes are sometimes choppy is all. This way, when I'm at home, all I do is plug in one cable that contains...

I don't know much about wifi stuff, but if you have to store any games on there it'll fill up very fast. My ps2p is using a 128gb stick and its full.

Idc how little space I have, good shoulder buttons are essential! Tight fit all around DEM SHOULDERS

Anyone ever used an RC low battery indicator before? Seems like a pretty easy way to add that functionality to a portable.

Little mockup for y'all Gotta love kynar wire Definitely my best controller wiring ever. The empty space in the middle is for batteries. More progress to come