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Gamecube USBC Power Supply
Gamecube USBC Power Supply
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***US customers – All import duties are included in the cost, there will be no additional fees to pay on delivery***
robot_retro Gamecube Power Board – Key Features
Drop-in USB-C PSU Replacement
- No soldering or wiring required—simply install and play.
Universal Compatibility
- Works with all Gamecube models (PAL, NTSC, Japanese), Picoboot, RetroGEM, Blue Retro and more.
What Sets the robot_retro Power Board Apart
Powered by USB-C PD (Power Delivery)
- Compatible with 12V PD chargers. Most 30W and above USB-C adapters will work, including models from Anker, Dell and uGreen.
Recommended: uGreen Nexode Mini 30W for optimal quality and value.
Aesthetic Touch
- Comes with a multi-coloured 3D-printed spacer. Additional colours available via downloadable STL files.
Installation Instructions
- Unscrew the four screws on the bottom of your gamecube (use a 4.5mm gamebit driver). See photo.
- Remove the top lid and unscrew the single power board screw (phillips head). See photo.
- Install the provided 3D-printed spacer. Please note, this is a snug fit and will just snap into place.
- Fit the robot_retro board in the same position as the original and replace the power board screw.
- Reassemble your console.
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Another dead easy upgrade. Nicely designed and manufactured, it's the work of seconds to replace that old power connector and enable the wonderful world of usb c power!
Highly recommended.
It work great! But you have to make sure that your USB-C charger is able to output 12V. I would suggest the Ugreen Nexode 45W so you have enough wattage for everything for the console, and it's able to output 12V at 3A (36W) as well. The Gamecube do say "39W" on the label, but i don't think the console need that much power, especially you only use 1 controller and 1 memory card. If you ditch the disc drive to replace it with a ODE completely, it might take even less wattage. But quickly said,so far this is the best and solder-less USB-C mod out there, and easy to install too.
Note: you do need the special Nintendo 4.5mm gamebit or screwdriver to remove the special screws to open the console.
Amazing piece of equipment & didn't cheap out of flimsy PCB! Being able to use one of the many USB-C PD power supply sure beats the original brick gamecube PSU
Super fast install brings your power delivery to the modern era!
