Originally posted by Clockworkz

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• Add a switch to the lid sensor, to make the swap trick easier (since I had no way to get a mod chip)
  
• Add LEDs to the disc drive control lines, so they blink when the motor is speeding up, slowing down, seeking etc; it looks cool, and you can tell what it's doing by which LEDs come on.
  
• Add an LED to the lid that comes on when it's open (and the power LED goes off, because I suck the power from it); good for use with the switch, since you can tell what position it's in. (Originally I used a finicky button that tended not to stay pressed, so I needed a way to tell. I replaced it with a switch later.)
  
• Cut (well, burn ) a hole in the lid, and glue a chunk of plastic (a mutilated CD case) in it, to make a cool viewing window. (I'd have put an LED in there too, but I fear it'd interfere with the laser.)

• Installing a light switch for the big blue lights on my PC case (a big red button pokes through one of the drive bay covers)
  
• Installing a cool LED controller (actually hooked up to a pair of illuminated fans) in said PC, also poking it through a drive bay. It has on, off, flash and sound-control settings (they come on when you make noise). I had to hack the cable, because it used some proprietary plug.
  
• Sticking a thermometer in the same PC. Simple mod, just poke the sensor through a hole and into the CPU heatsink. Planning to remove it though, it's not very accurate,
  
• Getting an NES to run on batteries... then breaking it.
  
• Almost getting a Gamecube to run on batteries; it refused to start up. (Still works with AC power though.)
  
• Changed the LEDs in my keyboard.

Originally posted by Colin

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Translucent... you mean like the clear GB and clear N64's? Last I checked I don't think those were huge sellers or anything.

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Originally posted by Ailure

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It might just be your Wireless router being bad. What are you using for connecting?

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