Gamecube Laser Potentiometer at Kate Donaghy blog

Gamecube Laser Potentiometer. There is this odd myth going around that it controls the power/intensity. The potentiometer is located as shown in the picture. Steps 11+ are definitely not needed and 1/4 turn is more than 200ohms, way too much. The potentiometer on the drive board is the signal potentiometer. My cube had a factory setting of 400. I also tweaked the laser pot. I have my gamecubes laser set to about 10 ohms, i’ve heard that could damage games when the pot is set that low. It has to be moved by a hair (almost literally), the. The focused laser reflects against the disc, and a photodiode converts the reflected light into current. Heej tempers, i have a gamcube with a xenogc chip installed. After all that, i reassembled the laser assembly and located the component labeled vr401, which is the laser's voltage regulator potentiometer which needed adjustment.

The focused laser reflects against the disc, and a photodiode converts the reflected light into current. My cube had a factory setting of 400. It has to be moved by a hair (almost literally), the. I have my gamecubes laser set to about 10 ohms, i’ve heard that could damage games when the pot is set that low. I also tweaked the laser pot. There is this odd myth going around that it controls the power/intensity. Heej tempers, i have a gamcube with a xenogc chip installed. The potentiometer on the drive board is the signal potentiometer. The potentiometer is located as shown in the picture. After all that, i reassembled the laser assembly and located the component labeled vr401, which is the laser's voltage regulator potentiometer which needed adjustment.

Nintendo GameCube — laser adjustment and PicoBoot installation Luke G.

Gamecube Laser Potentiometer My cube had a factory setting of 400. The focused laser reflects against the disc, and a photodiode converts the reflected light into current. The potentiometer on the drive board is the signal potentiometer. I also tweaked the laser pot. The potentiometer is located as shown in the picture. After all that, i reassembled the laser assembly and located the component labeled vr401, which is the laser's voltage regulator potentiometer which needed adjustment. There is this odd myth going around that it controls the power/intensity. Steps 11+ are definitely not needed and 1/4 turn is more than 200ohms, way too much. Heej tempers, i have a gamcube with a xenogc chip installed. I have my gamecubes laser set to about 10 ohms, i’ve heard that could damage games when the pot is set that low. It has to be moved by a hair (almost literally), the. My cube had a factory setting of 400.