Recent content by kevin12331

Hey all, I've got access to a 3d printer through my university. Im wondering if I should make a portable N64 case with ABS or PLA? Or should I just go with styrene vacuum formed case? What is the consensus on this for a portable? Thanks

Hey all, I was told the memory pack pin out is like so: so I started wiring mine to match this like so: I just want to make sure I'm doing this the right way. Can someone who has relocated their mem pak before confirm this pinout? Thanks

thank you for this, I didnt realize that 1 and 2 were separated. your black line there is what I needed

There are only 15 pins on the top row.. which equals to 35 total pins. So I'm still confused as to why this is.

Hello all, I'm going to be relocating my RAM pak. I have a slight issue.. I count 35 pins on my RAM pak and 36 pins on the N64 board Please see the pictures for detail.. any help would be appreciated. thanks.

Hey everyone. Im building a N64 portable and have a question. I have 2x camcorder battery packs (BP-915) Each one is 7.4v, 2000mAh. Each one comes with its own BPC. Can I safely wire these in parallel? I have never wired 2 battery protection circuits in parallel. I have seen this done...

Ill do this tomorrow, I'm exhausted from work and school all day I hope you understand. I appreciate the suggestion. Thank you also for taking your time to answer all my questions. Thanks for this nugget. Can you answer my followup? You say it's a bad idea because they might have different...

Hey everyone. Just have 2 quick questions about the N64 portable I'm making. 1 I'm currently using servo wire for ALL connections. I believe servo wire is 24AWG(?) My batteries are: 7.5v 2.2Amp Is servo wire okay for use as my power wire? If not, what should I use, and where can I get it? 2...

Re: Please help with my N64 portable wiring job I found the short. A small piece of copper that bridged 2 of the processor's pins. Just wanted to say thank you so much for your input!

Re: Please help with my N64 portable wiring job Okay that makes sense. I agree with you, I think there is a short in the board. Is there a good method for finding that? besides looking over every square mm on the board for solder or copper strands? thanks

Re: Please help with my N64 portable wiring job Thanks for your reply. I've looked about my board and cant seem to spot any obvious signs of debris, or extra solder. Is there any easy way for me to troubleshoot this with my multi meter? also, why do you think it's not a problem with my...

Hello everyone, this is my first post. Good to be on the forums. - 2 hot wires (little over 7.5v) run to the 8080 step down regulator, and to the 7.4v solder joint on the N64 board. - 2 negative wires run to the step down regulator, and to the negative connection on the board. -1 hot wire runs...