
Looks like a good spot...
Too bad mom planned a little girl sleepover in the basement. LOL had to move my projects out of the way...

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OK I just finished installing the WiiKey Fusion on my ntsc-u dol-cpu-20 Gamecube.
I used Ide wire.
I used the same switch as Ashen :
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2049718" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I used this interface board :
http://www.newhavendisplay.com/index.ph ... ts_id=2476" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Overall it was a pretty simple process. 18 wires from the interface board to the GC.
This is the wires you will be wiring to on the Gamecube board where the dvd connector was:
Ground pin is the one on the far right with the 2 wires connected (one for the switch and one for the ground pins on the Fusion.
On the interface board there are 36 pins on the ffc connector and only 32 pins on the Fusion ffc. So you have to slide the 32 pin ffc from the Fusion to one side or the other leaving 4 empty pins.
You have to bridge pins 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20 together and attach them to ground.
Also you will need to hook up the 1.9v on the switch and the 3.3v to the Fusion.
3.3v is on the left and 1.9v on the right in this pic:
Also make sure to upgrade the Fusion's Firmware to 1.5 or you will get header errors.
Overall it wasn't to difficult. And so far it works perfect.
I haven't looked into it but I need to see if I can use smaller iso's. Even with a 16gb Sd card I can't get more than 10 games on it. LOL
Yes just put the update on the sd card and hit A and it will update.unicycler17 wrote:Hailrazer, those pics were extremely helpful. Do you just update the wiikey after it has been installed?