confusion with batteries

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EXE
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confusion with batteries

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I know you guys keep telling people about how to power a 64 and Psone screen w/batteries but the last forum about it confused me and a want a clear specifacation.
This is what I know
Pins 2,3 are 3.3v and 6 is 12v (more like 11 actually)
1,4 and 5 are ground
sooo....HOW THE HECK DO YOU POWER THIS THIIIIING!!!!!???????
WITH ONE BATTERIE
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EXE
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Post by EXE »

THAT....MUST....BE...HOURS....OF ENJOYMENT!!!!! :shock:
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Post by daguuy »

calm down man, N64 guide under construction. here's the power page so far. that has the big good power diagram but i'll put up a simpler one eventually for simple minded people, it'll be able to power everything but have less extra features (no separate N64 and screen power switches or fan or anything like that)
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