N64 portable info
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alright i guess mines a work in progress, its almost done though, im using a radioshack project box so i dont have to make a case, for batteries im using 6 1.2v 2000mah radioshack "charges in 15 minutes", screen is a ps1 unmodded (i dont feel like getting shocked while modding it) and the carts go in the back so i dont have to relocate the slot. i guess thats about it, unless i forgot to meantion something...
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You will be much more likely to get shocked while debugging the system if you don't mod it now. There will be no voltage flowing through the tube when you are modding it, but there will be 1,000 volts when you are testing the system with the case apart.new york cheech wrote: screen is a ps1 unmodded (i dont feel like getting shocked while modding it)
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i have my own website i pay $4.99 a month for, so ill just host them there, oh and if any one needs some hosting ill be gald to do it, like if they want pics or i can give them website hosting with a subdomain too if they want. i have plenty of bandwidth and space.
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alright i have it hosted on my site, its http://www.everythingsite.com/portables.htm for now, it will change to portables.everythingsite.com maybe tommorow.
comments, questions, concerns, fond memories?
comments, questions, concerns, fond memories?
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Those are great batterys. But for some reason if you charge them when they arent completely discharged, they can "Lock up". If you ever have trouble with them not working, and they have a voltage of "0" or something like that, stick them in a high power device (like a pocket TV) with some good batterys and after about an hour or two it will all of a sudden turn on!new york cheech wrote:alright i guess mines a work in progress, its almost done though, im using a radioshack project box so i dont have to make a case, for batteries im using 6 1.2v 2000mah radioshack "charges in 15 minutes", screen is a ps1 unmodded (i dont feel like getting shocked while modding it) and the carts go in the back so i dont have to relocate the slot. i guess thats about it, unless i forgot to meantion something...
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oh alright ill keep that in mind, http://www.everythingsite.com/powerdiag.bmp will this work though?
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Alright, I've got some stuff for the sticky here.
While working on getting RGB from my N64, I noticed something. There are holes on the bottom of the board that are directly connected to the pins on the chroma chip (that RGB comes from). If you stick a small single-strand wire in there and solder it in, it is a much easier place to solder RGB wires to! The holes are almost directly below the pins to which goes the normal RGB mod, so just get a diagram from the screens sticky.
While working on getting RGB from my N64, I noticed something. There are holes on the bottom of the board that are directly connected to the pins on the chroma chip (that RGB comes from). If you stick a small single-strand wire in there and solder it in, it is a much easier place to solder RGB wires to! The holes are almost directly below the pins to which goes the normal RGB mod, so just get a diagram from the screens sticky.