My xbox 360 controller mod

[Nis]

I was bored and made this mod, thought I'd show it off lol. just read description in video to figure out what its all about.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ymqYC8Ohkdo&feature=channel_page

Heres another, i like this 1 more because i actually use it lol. 1 above was an extra controller i did for fun

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbJz9bokovg

 

[MegaMatt]

That looks pretty cool, but whats with the fan? Is it still usable as a D-Pad?

 

[Nis]

no its not but majority of the games dont need the d pad

 

[iiTz MaGiiCx]

Thats really cool looking but i cant really determine what the spinning thing is,it kinda looks like a fan.

 

[The Rising Tied]

Lol pretty good. The fan seems kinda pointless unless you have REALLY sweaty hands though.

What do the buttons at the back do? Do they turn on the fan?

 

[odt]

That looks superb but what's the point in doing so?

 

[-Yondaime]

Pretty cool, can be used if you are a decent gamer.
If you are gaming and if you are sweating because you got owned you can always use that xD

Yondaime

 

[Nis]

lol thx for support, and yeah the button is a push button so if u hold it down the fan spins, when u let go the motor on fan turns off. Yes it is pointless but it looks pretty freakin sweet IMO and was fun making it

 

[Irrational]

I play CoD:WaW.. so my D-Pad is integral... but good job.

 

[barrie j w]

Can't really use that for halo 3, which is the game i go on ALOT. So, not for me XD.

 

[Cho]

How long did it take to make it? Its cool.

 

[Nis]

eh it took quite some time to make cause my soldering iron SUCKS lol. Pretty much i drilled the hole for button and put in the button. attached 2 long wires to that push button. Then i took apart my old ps2 controller and took a rumbler out of it (just ripped it out) u could use any controller they almost all got same type of rumbler. then use a plyers / any thick metal and just push the thing off the tip of the rumbler. then stick it through the controller and glue on a fan. Finally take 1 wire from the button and attack that right to the metal pole that touches the battery. The other wire has to get attached to 1 wire on the rumbler and then the other rumbler wir has to go to the other battery stick thing.

With having to solder all these wires together n figuring it out it took like 4 hours.