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Will do.MarioOwnsAll wrote:Yea don't worry too much about the internal hard wired memory card hail, if you can make it work great but if not just forgo the built in memory and don't bother with including the memory card slot on the back of the unit like the original kamikaze 64. I'll just use an external controller for the games that require a memory stick.
overlordlink wrote:alright well i was kinda deabating whether or not to finish my SnesP, Or to slightly romance something that existed to met my needs but it appears as if im gonna stick with the SnesP. At least for now lol
Umm I have pics of the insides of every one of my portables in their respective build threads.NateN34 wrote:Don't think I have seen inside any of your portables. This would be the first one.
haha, It got up to 20 degrees so I figured out I go outside and use my bondo. Maybe that's why I'm having problems.cndowning wrote:Ah, so spreading filler that's about 52 degrees is most likely the problem I'm having. Very good to know. Oh hey and I wanted to let you know to, if you get low on the Filler, I can get it for about $15 bucks a tube plus about $5 bucks for shipping, so if you want to save a few bucks next time you need some let me know. *update* But then I see you're in the auto body repair biz, probably no need to extend my discount as I'm sure you get it too. hahaha
I know that, its just I've tried charging the system while it was on battery power and the game kept freezing so I though the charger couldn't produce enough amperage. I've also been kicking around the idea of having a standard power switch and making left wall power and right battery power because that way if you don't have the unit connected to wall power its the same thing as having it off.mako321 wrote:it's a bit more complicated than that
to play off batteries, you have the switch in one direction for battery power. to charge it, put it into wall power or off mode and play with wall power or with no power.(off)
Yea that's what I doMarioOwnsAll wrote:I know that, its just I've tried charging the system while it was on battery power and the game kept freezing so I though the charger couldn't produce enough amperage. I've also been kicking around the idea of having a standard power switch and making left wall power and right battery power because that way if you don't have the unit connected to wall power its the same thing as having it off.mako321 wrote:it's a bit more complicated than that
to play off batteries, you have the switch in one direction for battery power. to charge it, put it into wall power or off mode and play with wall power or with no power.(off)
Updates please!!!hailrazer wrote:Yea that's what I doMarioOwnsAll wrote:I know that, its just I've tried charging the system while it was on battery power and the game kept freezing so I though the charger couldn't produce enough amperage. I've also been kicking around the idea of having a standard power switch and making left wall power and right battery power because that way if you don't have the unit connected to wall power its the same thing as having it off.mako321 wrote:it's a bit more complicated than that
to play off batteries, you have the switch in one direction for battery power. to charge it, put it into wall power or off mode and play with wall power or with no power.(off)
Sounds awesome hail, this one went fast. It hasn't even been a month.hailrazer wrote:Got the third paint coat on. One more to go and it will be perfect.
All that's left is to wire it up and make the breakout/controller box.
Should be able to wrap it up by next weekend. ( I let the final paint coat dry 1 week before putting in parts so I don't flux it up).
Hail works out of town mondays through wednesdays so he doesn't work on portables during that time.aceboy44 wrote:Updates please!!!hailrazer wrote:Yea that's what I doMarioOwnsAll wrote:I know that, its just I've tried charging the system while it was on battery power and the game kept freezing so I though the charger couldn't produce enough amperage. I've also been kicking around the idea of having a standard power switch and making left wall power and right battery power because that way if you don't have the unit connected to wall power its the same thing as having it off.mako321 wrote:it's a bit more complicated than that
to play off batteries, you have the switch in one direction for battery power. to charge it, put it into wall power or off mode and play with wall power or with no power.(off)
I'm a big fan of yours
Black Abs Cement from Lowes.You will need to use a lot of it and it will need to dry for around 10 days before using it again.MarioOwnsAll wrote: Sounds awesome hail, this one went fast. It hasn't even been a month.
EDIT: Oh and I broke my guitar hero drum set, one of the mounting posts from the bottom broke off. What would you recommend to fuse plastic together, the drums work perfectly, they just wont fit on the stand anymore until I re-attach the mounting post.
