Koopatronics N64p v1.0 (STATUS: assembling batteries)

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Koopatronics N64p v1.0 (STATUS: assembling batteries)

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Hey all, I figured I'd start my ongoing WIP topic now that I finally got around to ordering some of the parts.

I just bought 4 Zenith PS2 screens on eBay for $125 w/ free shipping:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0020124398
(check it out for as long as the link works... seemed like a good deal, so hopefully I bought the right stuff lol)

I'll try finding some n64's/controllers this weekend. I also don't own a camera, just the crappy old one on my phone, so pictures will be limited unless I can get a hold of one of my roommate's.

I probably won't update this very often, as classes start the 20th and I'm usually fairly preoccupied with those. But anyways... I'm excited to finally start working on one of these things :)
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Post by Kyo »

not too bad of a deal. Nice find
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Post by XCVG »

Can I have one of the screens :P
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I get dibs! I told him they were PSOne screens! :P
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Post by deviouskoopa »

Haha idk, I think I'm going to use them all... depends on how well this first N64p turns out.
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Post by robm »

What are your plans for a case?
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Post by deviouskoopa »

robm wrote:What are your plans for a case?
Probably a ZN case and Bondo... I haven't used Bondo yet, but I wanna learn.
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my only advise, don't procrastinate :!: :!: :!: I'm serious, I've wasted so much time on these forums that I could have been working on my portable. and read everything.
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Post by deviouskoopa »

It's not so much procrastinating as it will be handling schoolwork... I'll have to see how heavy my workload is this semester. I'm also waiting on parts at the moment... although I should probably try to find the others soon.
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Post by deviouskoopa »

What's the best kind of de-soldering tool to get? And where from?
I've never used one before, but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out :)
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Post by NR1224 »

the one with the red bulb from radioshck. ITS MY BEST FRIEND
but seriously, it's the easiest to use, and cheap
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NR1224 wrote:the one with the red bulb from radioshck. ITS MY BEST FRIEND
but seriously, it's the easiest to use, and cheap
Does it have a name or type I should look for, or should I easily recognize it from the "red bulb"?
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deviouskoopa wrote:
NR1224 wrote:the one with the red bulb from radioshck. ITS MY BEST FRIEND
but seriously, it's the easiest to use, and cheap
Does it have a name or type I should look for, or should I easily recognize it from the "red bulb"?
It's hanging right above their normal soldering iron, and it's the only kind they carry.

You can't miss it. The red bulb is big and honkin' red.
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Post by deviouskoopa »

Okay I think I found it:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2062731

it's the same one as in Ben's book!

Thanks guys
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deviouskoopa wrote:Okay I think I found it:
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2062731

it's the same one as in Ben's book!

Thanks guys
That's definitely it. :lol:
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