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"Advance Afterburner kits and replacment screens"

Has anyone fitted these themselves?
Are they easy to do?

And does anyone know where I can get an Afterburner kit for less than £35?

Meh, I've done it, Pretty dodgy if you don't know what you're doing, but Ok if you have a rough idea of electronics.



www.tritonlabs.com - Go there. All info can be found.

Oh yeah, and Lik-sang also sell Afterburner fascias that mean you don't need to cut bits off the inside of your case. And they send you stuff with cool stamps on.

I've installed one. It was pretty easy. Some nerve wracking soldering but otherwise fine. Just make sure you don't touch the light AT ALL. The website has got a load of advice about making a clean room out of your bathroom by running the shower for three hours, letting it all dry off and then wearing a boiler suit - avoid those people like the plague.

It's well worth it.

The afterburner is due to drop in price soon because of "high sales, blah, blah, blah" but the actual reason being that now you can buy a Game boy Advance with a light already in it, what's the need for cutting up one?

It's R.R.P. is dropping to $25 in the states.

a big hammer, too.

haven't found time
I need 3 things for it to work:
Friend (I'm installing his one as well)
Spare time
School electronics lab time

HalloHowArtThou wrote:
> I've got one and am yet to install it.
>
How come you haven't installed it yet?

I've got one and am yet to install it.

I can't wait :0)

try liksang.com for prices.

Do you ever actually give information out, or is your brain a one way street?

Has anyone fitted these themselves?
Are they easy to do?

And does anyone know where I can get an Afterburner kit for less than £35?