WIP: mini NES case

[jimlab7]

Lumex SSL-LX3353ID

http://www.mouser.com/Search/Product...6-SSL-LX3353ID

thanks ^^ i got an idea and went for it and it works had a broke ps2 controller and took the led from it and filed the tip to a lil square and stuck it in and soldered wired to it and works like a dream xD

but tyvm for taking the time to help me out ^^

You wouldn't happen to know what 2 soldering points on the ouya for the power button?

[skylargray]

Here is where you can solder a power switch (momentary-type ONLY!).
If you use an SPST switch, it will have only two pins. It doesn't matter which pin goes where as long as one pin from the switch is soldered to SW1a, and the other pin is soldered to SW1b.

[jimlab7]

Here is where you can solder a power switch (momentary-type ONLY!).
If you use an SPST switch, it will have only two pins. It doesn't matter which pin goes where as long as one pin from the switch is soldered to SW1a, and the other pin is soldered to SW1b.

 

thanks man ^^ cant wait to see how your case comes out

[spinal]

If you're using an original NES power switch, there's a sort of 'staple' in it, remove that and it becomes momentary. Did it for a PC mod a long time ago.

[skylargray]

The first prototype arrived. Everything fits as expected.
This thing is super-cute. Haha!

Here are a few photos. I will paint and assemble this weekend.

[dra6onfire]

freaking awesome sir. Let us know how heat tests go and definitely post pics of add-ons! I can't wait to see the final version.

[spinal]

Even unpainted with parts missing, it's the best custom case ever!

[Manaurys]

Love it is great

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[NML32]

Looks very nice!

[jimlab7]

The first prototype arrived. Everything fits as expected.
This thing is super-cute. Haha!

Here are a few photos. I will paint and assemble this weekend.

 

Very nice as always Cant wait to see how it all turns out ^^