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 living the dream since March 16, 2006 |
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Very nice! Especially since you've never done anything like that before. I'm really impressed. I know how to solder, but I would probably lose I limb if I used power tools to build the box.
Can't wait for the video.
That looks pretty cool =D, just a few more colors, some soda stains and an old melted bubble gum and it will feel just a like a regular arcade board :)
Nice! Very awesome for a first timer, I'm impressed.
Yeah, soldering is tough in the beginning. Nice job, though.
Good job - electronics projects are fun, especially when they are as functional as this. the DIY controller sounds tempting, I have a couple extra wired 360 pads lying around... :)
Oh wow cool and you even manages to make it still be wireless!? Where do the batteries go?
Thats frikkin sweet dude. Next time, tho, you might consider fanning out the buttons so they're more ergonomic under yr hands, like the retail sticks.
@chronoswing i bought a cheap 2 dollar battery pack thing at radioshack
@10bob i thought about it, but i got lazy and didn't want to figure that out...
@agentMoo to be honest, you have to be a bit brave but it was not too hard to do
That looks pretty cool, like a really retro controller for the atari.
good work
sweet stuff man, bookmarked to build one myself :-)
The finish makes it look classy. How long does something like this generally take? I'd like to try this. Also ...nice knob. :)
@rawnewdlz
a few hours worth of work, more time was spent waiting on parts, and this thing has been kicking ass for more than half a year with little issues