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- dman762000
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Hokey title I know but let me introduce the
TRUANT
I have been working on this system for quite a while now and have finally decided to give up on cart modding a radica. Basically what this is, is a Super Sonic Gold radica with a TV that still picks up TV signals. It is powered by a tyco rc flexpack battery, the TV is a casio ev-700 series, and it is all in a polycase enclosure. I get about 3.5-4 hours of play time out of the batts and can get about 3 hours of watch time while watching TV. Without further ado here are the pics
I won't bore everyone with the building of pics, but here are a few specs on the building. I ruined 2 radicas building this and burned up 1 tv in the process (damn poliarity), as you can see it has a/v ports both for input and output, so it can go to TV or I can hook up other game systems to it, as I said before it still plays tv signal and has quite a long battery life, and the battery makes a real nice stand for watching tv or using as a monitor for playing other game systems. If you guys want to see the pics from the build check my photobucket
http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h198/ ... ng%20pics/
pass: benheck (just in case)
thats about it for right now, now I can finally move on to something else
TRUANT
I have been working on this system for quite a while now and have finally decided to give up on cart modding a radica. Basically what this is, is a Super Sonic Gold radica with a TV that still picks up TV signals. It is powered by a tyco rc flexpack battery, the TV is a casio ev-700 series, and it is all in a polycase enclosure. I get about 3.5-4 hours of play time out of the batts and can get about 3 hours of watch time while watching TV. Without further ado here are the pics
I won't bore everyone with the building of pics, but here are a few specs on the building. I ruined 2 radicas building this and burned up 1 tv in the process (damn poliarity), as you can see it has a/v ports both for input and output, so it can go to TV or I can hook up other game systems to it, as I said before it still plays tv signal and has quite a long battery life, and the battery makes a real nice stand for watching tv or using as a monitor for playing other game systems. If you guys want to see the pics from the build check my photobucket
http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h198/ ... ng%20pics/
pass: benheck (just in case)
thats about it for right now, now I can finally move on to something else
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I did it too! *cries*gamemasterAS wrote:I love how you left in the tv, thats a great idea I don't see in many portables.
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Nice job you did. Too bad about the cart mod, though i know you had a hard time with it.
Don't suppose you could link to the screen and battery?
Nice design.
Don't suppose you could link to the screen and battery?
Nice design.
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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