For make it fit into a japanese Famicom Pad you have to cut the PCB at the edges and re add the cutted circuit board.
I sacrifice my NeoGeo Board to make it wireless with uwrc. thanks to micro again.
Here I used my Led modded NeoGeo Controller and put all together. Because of the Leds and more need of current. I used a bigger LiPo. The future will tell how long it works.
http://wolfsoft.de/wordpress/?p=664
Case Modding for the USB connector and LED
UWRC Part
LiPo Part (you have to change the current load part of UWRC PCB to make it work with a bigger LiPo)
Some Pics
I bought some Competition Pro Mini and most of them have brocken microswitches
I found some replacements here:
http://www.voelkner.de/products/43525/Microschalter-Ultraminiatur-5A-250V-Sim.-R.-Hebel.html
It was very tricky to add the Universal TX PCB in this tiny stick but after all it looks great
After removing original parts I add a Led and two more micro switches for Select and Start.
The chrome switch to swap between Layout Select/Start and Button X, Button Y
I must move the electronic of the LiPo to put it between the two fire Buttons
I done some UWRC Controller in the past.
Look here for my current Collection. It rules, because its great to have wireless original Controller in you hands and its crosscompatible. You can play eg. with the NeoGeo Controller @ NeoGeo Console, or @ Sega Mega Drive, or @ Super Nintendo, or @ Sega Saturn.
Other way is possible too. You can play with a Sega Saturn Controller @ NeoGeo Console, or @ Sega Mega Drive, or @ Super Nintendo, or @ Sega Saturn.
And you are free with controller and console
Recently I got a A1200 NTSC Board. It is running @60Hz. You can set the speed of the Amiga by hitting both mouse buttons at Power Up. But I want to make it permanent to 50Hz because I am living in germany and some games need 50Hz.
I done some 50/60Hz switches for the Amiga CD32 Unit and it is similar.
You have to find R203 downunder and use a a switch. didn’t want to make a hole into the case of the Amiga. Therefore I am using the switch of the RF-Unit. I set it permantly to Channel 2 (but I didn’t think I will never use the RF-Output).
Here are some pics
you have to cut two circuits running to the switch. And it is free for 50/60Hz usage.
This week I got a new toy called UWRC for NES. Thanks micro
I have to put the PCB into the NES and with the help of a dremel and a cutter knife it fitts perfectly, like every UWRC PCB from micro.
Now its time to put the receiver inside my Famicom A/V
You have to gut a circuit at Pin 4 from the Controllerport and wire it like on the picture.
Now it works with UWRC Controller and Real Controller too.
As I have a RGB Mod from Tim Worthington inside and the helper PCB from borti you have to wire the helper pcb „behind“ the cutted wire
But we need some Input and Led Display too.
Here I wanted to make it incognito like possible and put the LEDs through the cooling openings.
The only „bad“ part was the reset button.
But you didn’t see it at normal viewpoint to the Famicom
I have this mod in mind for years and some other realised it befor me. But I wanted to use the original Martians from the Pin.
I can kill Martians YES, YES, YES
Flasher must work
2 leds back inside
some cover
With the help of a new saucer anda new clear cover it was possible to show the new Martian more easier…
Video says more as pictures…