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I want to make an NES portable but I'm not quite sure how to go about connecting the screen. My question is, do I just connect it with a few wires or do I need to do any major hacking? :?
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a few wires and a few small components are all you need :)
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do u know what small components are needed??? and are they easy to install?
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use bens book its east to follow otherwise
www.classicgaming.com/nestable
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bens book? cant find... sorry :S
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look at the book icons on the top and left of this page, assuming you started from benheck.com and not a bookmark to the forum directly
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ohh ye i actually saw the book first on the extremetech site and found bens site afterwards, it had the first chapter online ther and also quite abit about selecting and hacking screens but im not sure if it told how to connect them... but that wudnt make sence so it wud be smart for me to double check...
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im not finding much :S

is there a way that u can connect it as u wud a normal tv... without any hacking?
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Yes, but it'd be larger and heavier since you'd need to keep the rf box on the nes.
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how much larger and heavier do u think it'd be???
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around 2" wider, 2" taller, and 1" more deep I guess. Maybe around 8 oz. heavier.
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it cant be THAT big can it?
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yes, yes it can.
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oh, well i'll open up my nes tonight and see

i hadent realised it was that big, but as u sed b4 its not that hard to make the connection to the tv so if its too big for my liking ill do it the normal way
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