Official N64 analog stick, using gamecube/psx analog sticks

Advanced modders- electronics/casework:

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basically the two links are for deciding whether your more comfortable with AVR or PIC's.

Memium level modders- casework/low level electronics

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buy kylejw's pre set up chip and follow his guide for building the translator and installing a psx/gc analog

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buy a superpad64 and just swap it with a psone/gamecube analog. (it uses potentiometers unlike official n64 controller)

i can use a screwdriver modders- can use a screwdriver

[url=http://www.nintendorepairshop.com/products/71-N64-Controllers/1821-New-N64-Controller-Thumbstick-Repair-Part/]http://www.nintendorepairshop.com/products/71-N64-Controllers/1821-New-N64-Controller-Thumbstick-Repair-Part/[/url]
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buy that, havent tested it personally but pic should explain.


everything that isnt in noob level requires case work with dremel, abs cement, epoxy putty/bondo, and paint for a pro looking product. it can be done with just hotglue but it'll look and probably function ****