FS: Nearly complete N64 portable! ONLY $275!!!

[limpport]

So I am selling my nearly finished N64 portable! I don't have enough time to finish it, and I kinda need money (starving college student!). All you need to do to finish it is:

1. 1. Wire the built in controller to the N64 mobo (just attach the red and white wires!)

• 2. Connect the battery to the system

• 3. Connect the battery charge jack to the battery

The only problem I've had is connecting the controller to the motherboard. The motherboard will run fine without the controller wired to it, but it will not display video when I do. You could replace the motherboard if you really wanted, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't have to be.

This includes EVERYTHING you need to finish this portable! It includes:

-ZN-45 case, with built in controls ALREADY WIRED, with D-pad and L-button!
-5" Sony PSone screen, with a 4-led mod. Speakers are the original sony speakers, and has ORIGINAL brightness and volume buttons located on the top of the portable.
-Vent holes on the top and built in fan
-All chips are heatsinked, including the expansion pack (it comes with an expansion pack!)
-Cartridge slot relocation already done!
-Glossy black paint job with 2 coats of clear on top for protection.
-3.3v regulator to provide power to the 3.3v line
-7.2v 4700mAh battery (with protection circuit pre-wired) to provide long playing time (includes charging port and charger, all from batteryspace.com)
-Sony PSone power port to play on wall power

Pictures!





Feel free to ask questions. I'd like $275 for it ($225 without battery/charger stuff), but feel free to make (reasonable) offers.

[limpport]

Bump-ity-bumb with price drop! $300 for everything!

[minnieman]

would you trade for 2 appendages? will trade for an arm and a leg *doo doo ching*

but i would buy if i had money.

[limpport]

So a drum and cymbals fell off a cliff...


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*doo doo ching*

[limpport]

Bump! Any one interested?

[Bionicomander]

does it work

[limpport]

The screen works (along with the led mod), the batteries work, the cartridge slot relocation and the N64 all work. The only problem I've had is trying to hook up the controller wires to the N64. When I hook up the red and white controller wires to the N64, it won't turn on. When I unhook them, the N64 works fine again. I don't think I'm hooking them up correctly.

[palmertech]

There are fuses on the controller lines, checked those yet?

[Bionicomander]

are you still selling the n64?

[limpport]

are you still selling the n64?

Yes sir!

I'll give ya 260 for everything entirely....pm me.

PM just sent.

[bassmasta]

Off-Topic:It's The Shack now.

[limpport]

Bump!

[ToastBucket]

Try hooking up the ground to the n64 instead of your coomon ground. You never know, it could work. Then it could be sold for more than $300 due to it being complete.

[aceboy44]

What is it about the N64 that gets people's attention so much Why not the DC or GC

[eagle5953]

What is it about the N64 that gets people's attention so much Why not the DC or GC

A variety of reasons. For some, it was their first console. They are inexpensive, easy to find, and have a great catalog of games that are also cheap and easy to find. Additionally, the Gamecube and Dreamcast systems, being disk-based, are more complex, power-hungry, and just generally more difficult to portablize.