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Made this a year ago following directions from your Instructable (and lonesoulsurfer’s too). Have been meaning to post an I Made It for ages!
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Drilled out the rusty screws and still works perfectly...
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Thanks. The prototype works well. I think I might try and integrate an Arduino Pro Mini, rechargeable battery and IR transmitter into the case. I just need to work out if I can drill out the rusty screws without damaging it.
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Thanks. NES controllers are readily available at pawn brokers for about $AU 9 here in Australia. They’re pretty easy to plug wires into and experiment with and to make the projects yourself.