Worklog:P.O.C 64 REVIVED!!!

Post by **eagle5953** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:25 pm

DopestKidEva wrote:lol are they really that hard to fry.

It's easier to fry an N64 than an egg. Quicker, too.

attacknick · Post by **attacknick** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:26 pm

well sorry my computer is down. do you how hard it is to type from my psp? it has no spell check so dont go off before you know the whole story!!!!

i know EXACTLY HOW YOU FEEL. im getting my emac tonight, and shipping my psp to jlee. YAY!

DopestKidEva · Post by **DopestKidEva** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:29 pm

eagle5953 wrote:
DopestKidEva wrote:lol are they really that hard to fry.
It's easier to fry an N64 than an egg. Quicker, too.

like how do you do it though

attacknick · Post by **attacknick** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:33 pm

DopestKidEva wrote:
eagle5953 wrote:
DopestKidEva wrote:lol are they really that hard to fry.
It's easier to fry an N64 than an egg. Quicker, too.
like how do you do it though

he put it in a fryin' pan.

metalcookie · Post by **metalcookie** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:00 pm

DopestKidEva wrote:
banditpaw1 wrote:UPDATE: I fried my n64
So I am getting a new one.
Also where can I talk to G-Force? I need his help regulator wise
lol are they really that hard to fry. What did you do to it.
Someone make a list of how not to fry your N64 mobo.

how NOT to fry your n64!!
make sure it is atleast 15 feet away from high heat sources, such as a stove or a burner, but not a soldering iron
don't store it in a microwave, especially when it's on
if you accidentally spill liquid on the mobo, don't use a clothes dryer to dry it
working on your n64 while it is on an ignited grill will end badly
toasters are NOT adequate storage containers for n64 mobo's or n64 games.

samjc3 · Post by **samjc3** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:14 pm

metalcookie wrote:
DopestKidEva wrote:
banditpaw1 wrote:UPDATE: I fried my n64
So I am getting a new one.
Also where can I talk to G-Force? I need his help regulator wise
lol are they really that hard to fry. What did you do to it.
Someone make a list of how not to fry your N64 mobo.
how NOT to fry your n64!!
make sure it is atleast 15 feet away from high heat sources, such as a stove or a burner, but not a soldering iron
don't store it in a microwave, especially when it's on
if you accidentally spill liquid on the mobo, don't use a clothes dryer to dry it
working on your n64 while it is on an ignited grill will end badly
toasters are NOT adequate storage containers for n64 mobo's or n64 games.

you forgot using the middle of the highway as a soldering station. it wouldn't really fry it, but still...

palmertech · Post by **palmertech** » Thu Apr 23, 2009 12:45 pm

Basement_Modder wrote:Sorry, I was having a Palmertech moment...

Oi!

Just kidding.

I think it is funny how all the newer people are saying how hard they are to fry, when really, they just get crazy lucky.

I hope you can pull this off!

banditpaw1 · Post by **banditpaw1** » Thu Apr 23, 2009 2:47 pm

palmertech wrote:
Basement_Modder wrote:Sorry, I was having a Palmertech moment...
Oi!

Just kidding.

I think it is funny how all the newer people are saying how hard they are to fry, when really, they just get crazy lucky.

I hope you can pull this off!

Thanks me to.
I Have another update also
getting a n64 from tibia ,still need a screen and battery though....
Anyone have one?

tysonDS · Post by **tysonDS** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 11:17 pm

I don't know why but I find the name "POC64" to be very catchy

Although I think in Australia we would be more inclined to use the phrase - P.O.S

stogenbobber123 · Post by **stogenbobber123** » Fri May 15, 2009 11:09 pm

nice cant wait for final

Stoweboarder · Post by **Stoweboarder** » Mon May 18, 2009 6:51 pm

mikeyg wrote:I realize I have not posted here a lot. However, I was trying to tell him to put this into sentences I and other people could understand. I seem to come out as being rude. I apologize.
I still don't understand the first post, though.

I UNDERSTOOD HIM!!!!

banditpaw1 · Post by **banditpaw1** » Tue May 19, 2009 1:21 pm

Thanks i like that guy.
also its on hold when i get a screen it will be resumed.
Anyone interested?ineed a screen

banditpaw1 · Post by **banditpaw1** » Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:59 pm

I have started again!!! i have a n64 a screen and a case and controller. just need some perf board and some bateries.
Progress i have mounted the screen on my case and like it.It will have z-l swith and (drum roll)a d-pad!

smitty · Post by **smitty** » Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:15 pm

If you need a cheap battery, check out this one. I believe Hailrazer told me it will run the N64 + screen for around an hour. And take 5 hours to charge. But hey, it's cheap!

banditpaw1 · Post by **banditpaw1** » Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:17 pm

smitty wrote:If you need a cheap battery, check out this one. I believe Hailrazer told me it will run the N64 + screen for around an hour. And take 5 hours to charge. But hey, it's cheap!

That was the exact battery i was buying you are a smart man.

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