- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying an original N64 controller to connect to a Wii remote (Plus).
Website: www.raphnet-tech.com (click Products and click NES/SNES/N64/Gamecube controller to Wiimote circuit )
Tools Needed: - Small Phillips Screwdriver - Small Slotted Screwdriver - Precision Tools - Soldering Iron - Glue Gun - Solder
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying an original N64 controller to connect to a Wii remote (Plus).
Website: www.raphnet-tech.com (click Products and click NES/SNES/N64/Gamecube controller to Wiimote circuit )
Tools Needed: - Small Phillips Screwdriver - Small Slotted Screwdriver - Precision Tools - Soldering Iron - Glue Gun - SolderHow to build a Variable Power SupplyW3Electronics2015-06-22 | Rate, Comment, Subscribe, and Follow me! facebook.com/W3Electronics twitter.com/W3Electronics
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about building an Variable Power Supply.
Tools Needed: - Precision Tools - Small Phillips Screw Driver - Soldering Iron - Solder - Flux - Brush - Kimtech wipes - 91% (or higher) isopropyl alcohol - Glue gun - Heat Shrink TubingHow to mod your PS3 controllers LEDsW3Electronics2015-02-28 | Rate, Comment, Subscribe, and Follow me! facebook.com/W3Electronics twitter.com/W3Electronics
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying my PS3's stock red LEDs to Blue LEDs.
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying an original SNES controller to connect to a Wii remote (Plus).
Website: www.raphnet-tech.com (click Products and click NES/SNES/N64/Gamecube controller to Wiimote circuit )
Tools Needed: - Small Phillips Screwdriver - Small Slotted Screwdriver - Precision Tools - Soldering Iron - Glue Gun - SolderHow to mod your NES controller to Wii (U) remote (Plus)W3Electronics2013-10-21 | Rate, Comment, Subscribe, and Follow me! facebook.com/W3Electronics twitter.com/W3Electronics
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying an original NES controller to connect to a Wii remote (Plus).
Website: www.raphnet-tech.com (click Products and click NES/SNES/N64/Gamecube controller to Wiimote circuit )
Tools Needed: - Small Phillips Screwdriver - Small Slotted Screwdriver - Precision Tools - Soldering Iron - Glue Gun - SolderHow to fix and mod your Xbox 360W3Electronics2013-02-11 | Rate, Comment, Subscribe, and Follow me! facebook.com/W3Electronics twitter.com/W3Electronics
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said this video depicts how I went about fixing the red ring of death. Also how I modified the LEDs, and converted to the Ghost Case kit on my Xbox 360.
Tools Needed (In Order): - Xbox 360 Console Opening tool - T10 Torx Screwdriver - T9 Torx Screwdriver - T8 Torx Screwdriver - T6 Torx Screwdriver - Medium Phillips Screwdriver - Precision Tools - Soldering Iron - Solder
LED Size (In Order): - 1210 or 3538 (I changed the LEDs on the fans, and flow to these I didn't show because this is just my personal choice) - 1206 (My personal choice but you can use sizes 0603 or 0805. Ring of light - Outer Ring) - 0805 (0603 is the original size but I used a size a little bigger for a bit more light. Ring of light - Middle)
How to Video Sections: - Taking apart the Xbox 360: 0:22 - Red Ring Of Death Fix: 5:22 - Adding Talismoon Fan, Talismoon Flow, and XCM Fan: 7:48 - Xbox 360 DVD Drive Mod: 11:32 - Ring Of Light Mod: 14:32 - Xbox 360 Hard Disk Drive Mod: 21:28 - Complete Ghost Case Kit: 26:29How to mod your Xbox 360 controllers LEDs and ShellW3Electronics2013-01-15 | Rate, Comment, Subscribe, and Follow me! facebook.com/W3Electronics twitter.com/W3Electronics
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying my Xbox 360's stock green LEDs to Blue LEDs The How to also includes changing the original shell to a clear blue shell.
Controller Shell: - Blue Clear XBOX 360 Shell (You can find it on eBay)
Tools Needed: - T8 Torx Screw Driver - Small Phillips Screw Driver - Soldering Iron - Solder
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
This is a How to for the 2007 Chevrolet Aveo LT only. Using this How to for any other model with similar interiors may result in disaster.
With that said, I wish you the best in your endeavors. I would like to add that this is a video on how I changed the LEDs in this vehicle. Also some of the LEDs look green because of the covers are tinted yellow. So when yellow and blue combine they create green. In the end it all worked out since the radio has a green display so it matches with blue and green.
Tools needed: - Phillips screw driver (Small and medium) - Flat head screw driver (small) - A bucket load of elbow grease - A lot of patience.
L.E.D. size: - 1210 or 3538 (You can find the L.E.D.s on eBay)
How to video sections: - Digital Clock: 0:33 - Gear Shift: 3:22 - Gauge Cluster: 7:50 - Radio : 13:21 - AC: 17:30 - Dimmer: 27:32How to mod your Wii (U) remote (Plus) LEDsW3Electronics2012-03-18 | Rate, Comment, Subscribe, and Follow me! facebook.com/W3Electronics twitter.com/W3Electronics
- W A R N I N G - I am not responsible for any damage, voided warranties, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may occur if and when attempting to mimic what you see in this video. You are responsible for your own actions. If you are not certain of what you are doing, than I suggest you do not try what you see in this video, until you're confident you will not break anything or harm yourself in the process.
With that said I wish you the best on your endeavor. I would also like to add that this video is simply how I I went about modifying my Wii Remote (Plus) standard blue LEDs to another color.
Tools needed: - Wii Remote Screwdriver (Known as Triwing / Y / Trigram Screwdriver) - This plastic card (One you don't mind taking damage) - Soldering Iron - Solder