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If you soldered the leds up to the pins where the power supply connects to the board and it worked (constantly) and it didn't work when you soldered both positive and negative to the power switch then I suggest soldering positive to the power pins in the top left corner of the board and ground it on...

maybe add in s video compadibility, I remember seeing a guide somewhere, I'll try to find it again.

MarioOwnsAll

Sorry, I saw that post but I thought it was only compatible with the original controller. - Ian The c button replacement is compatible with any n64 controller, its the the analog stick replacement that requires a 3rd party controller (well technically you could swap the analog stick on a first part...

One more minor thing I figured I would mention is that if your portable is a slave portable then you will be needing a switch on the n64 itself because if there isn't a switch, your portable and the master portable will be battling for control over the screen.

There are plenty of things it could be; 1. are you running it off of battery power (if so are the batteries completely charged and supply the right amount of voltage) or wall power 2. have you tried running the n64 on a standard tv instead of whatever your using for you display 3. does your screen a...

iBurnXD wrote:Nicely done! . I cant wait to see this baby finished. It would have been cooler if that 4 player box was usb instead of vga sortof like shockslyers 6th. Its just more common. Other than that it looks great!

usb only has 4 pins, and you need atleast 5 to get all 4 players to work.

here's some decently sized fans

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All you really need to do is trace the pins, for example most of the pins that connect to the cart slot trace down to the central chip called the RCP, if you can solder straight to the chip then you can cut off the top bit of the board. As far as fans go, the only reason the n64 didn't have a fan is...

hey everyone out there.basically i want to ask that where the hell is n64 fuse. i cant find it. i have searched n64 but could not find it.is it in the ac adapter.plzzzzzzzz help.any help will be appreciated........ :) If your question wasn't answered in the first thread, what makes you think it wil...

fuse means where the hell is its power supply plz help The power supply is that big box thing that connects to the back of the n64 with the cord that plugs into the wall (the box is what regulates the power to the proper amount for the n64). If the power supply is fried you can easily make a new on...

talhadx wrote:i think the problem is with power supply.can anybody tell me where is nintendo 64 fuse????????

fuse? what exactly do you mean by that?

1. Did you open it up at all?
2. Look at the pins on the power connector and the power cord and see if any of then are damaged at all. Pictures would help.
3. Is there a jumper/expansion pack in the nintendo? and is it damaged in any way?

MarioOwnsAll

I need to build a mold that looks like a n64 cart (minus the curve at the top)

where do you get the molds for all your cases and where do you get the plastic sheets that you heat up to make the cases?

The gba sp's display is 2.5" x 1.5" and yes you could use the gba sp for your portable but you would have to make room for the entire gba sp plus the tv tuner. Hailrazor did a little review on the 3 most common 3.5" lcds on the market which are a really small and will fit inside of pretty well any c...