you dont dis connect the 54 mhz pin only the 33mhz.

go here and you'll see what i mean.

i dont know off the top of my head but if i were to see the tut. the one on devcast is basically a translation of the one that everyone finds in japanese. all you do is lift part of the pin cominging from the 33mhz pin, and then take a wire from that and connect it to the 54 mhz graphics pin. i unde...

uh a wire and a dreamcast. you dont actually need an oscilator to do it. just remember that you can completely screw up your dreamcast by doing this. i already lost one to it and i (along with others) consider myself to be a pretty careful modder.

where (exactly) are you taking the power from. the actual psu (power source unit) or the pins that come from the mother board. if you're not running the leds in parrelel form one of the "dead" leds could be stopping the current to the others. kind of like (certain) cristmas light strands. ...

(if you're going to do it) for lubing up the rails i'd suggest a marine bearing lube. it's white, non corosive to plastic and highly moisture resistant.

and where is that?

hey remember he said that only that one controller doesnt work. hmm i wonder if he should not use that controller because it might break his dreamcast. or maybe if you like the colors just switch out the "case" from his non working controller to to one of his working ones. step 1. take apa...

not sure if this place is still selling stuff. but you might give em a shot. here

as a matter of fact i just got done cleaning out one of my friends laptops and it had a fan that looked exactly like a dreamcast fan.

well on some dreamcasts the internal battery can get loose. i'd open up your dreamcast and try to wiggle the battery around a bit. on one of my controller port boards i had to re solider the battery contacts.

didnt i just say that?

well that's the problem. replacement parts always cost more than they should. i'd say just buy a new dc and then (either) use the "new" one or take the fan out of the "new" one and put it in your current one and use the "new" one for n e thing that might break on your c...

no you leave on your dreamcast for 2 hours to fully charge the internal battery to save the dreamcast's settings (time etc) then it lasts *unplugged\off* for 20 days. hope that answers your question.

actually i had a couple of after burners and the second gba i put it into i forgot to put in the ar film and i didnt see any diffrence. other than the one with the ar film was just a bit darker (contrast wise) (off topic) i think i still have an afterburner installation book if you want it.

wow those look great!

the point i was getting across was that it would have to be professionally done. plus remember i shut myself up lol

i think those pics impared my vision. from what i can squint out it looks good

well if the voltage is cut the fan wont run under its own power. but if you have the power for the fan cut and move the blades with your finger the dreamcast will stay on. so i'm pretty sure the pulse of the fan keeps the dreamcast going. the circuit that i made (just in case) takes that charge and ...

LMAO sorry for some reason i always thing that the psu has a 3.3 5 7 and 12. stupid 3 grounds messing me up.

*bows* at your service. i dont see why you couldnt just take the positive of that fan and just hook it to the 7v of the psu. of course that might just burn up the fan. but who knows.