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After a year of sitting in limbo I finished this one. Specs: Nintendo 64 with Expansion Pak RGB Modded and Amplified with THS7314 RGB Signal Converted to VGA with a GBS8200 Old HP LCD Monitor Various Parts Repurposed from N64 Case Built In Power Supply Worklog While editing the...

I'm finally back to working on projects. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kinda-Named Portable (Nintendo 64 All In One)...

Short answer: No RGB =/= VGA, just use Composite. Long answer: The N64 doesn't output VGA. It outputs RGBs, which is a little different. The major difference is the sync rate of RGBs is 15KHz and VGA is 31KHz. The only way to make it work is with a circuit board like the GBS 8200 or the GBS...

Thanks for reminding me of the name of the SLG3000 Bush. That's the product to buy. I tried mmmonkey's diy scan line generator guide here and I wasn't pleased with the results. It worked but the lines were way too wide for my taste. As for the OP's portable, RGB mod a rev3/rev4 with a PSone...

You need to start with a Rev 3 or Rev 4 N64. Then you have to use a three channel video amplifier (THS7314) to amplify the signal to where its usable. After the amplifier you need a 75 ohm resistor on each if the three channels. From there you can either use a SCART television (good luck in the...

Thanks Ampz!

Here's the last picture I'm going to upload for awhile. I'm working on selling and buying houses so all my projects are getting packed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kinda-Named Portable (Nintendo 64 All...

Finished. Check out the Finished Projects Page for more pictures.

I've got to say, orange looks flashy. This case is designed to use the following: PSone Screen (and Speakers) GameCube Analog Stick GameCube D-Pad N64 A/B/C's N64 Start PS2 Shoulder Buttons The paint used was Krylon Fluorescent Orange and a Krylon Clear Coat on top of a Rustoleum...

Start by contacting this guy. http://forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=12110&hilit=n64+custom+pcb&start=0 https://plus.google.com/photos/116460523053684942530/albums/5905079620632176833 As for die revisions on the CPU or RCP, I don't think there are any.

The major differences in the N64 revisions are the between the Rev3/Rev4 and all the higher Revisions. I don't count Rev 1 because those are supposed to be prototypes sent to the dev teams and the Rev 2 are in store kiosks. So I you have a Rev1/Rev2 then you should be nice to it. Anyway the...

Use any portable electronic that can be used while charging and you will notice it (the battery) gets warmer and charges slower than when you charge it without using it. My laptop, smart phone, 3ds, etc all behave this way. Test this with your own professionally engineered devices. Also, every...

While I've been watching the paint dry on my Commission for Delti90 I've made a small amount of progress on my person projects. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kinda-Named Portable (Nintendo 64 All In...

C4RB0, just in case you come back and tell me that the board you listed and the board I listed aren't the same. The way to make the board I listed function almost identically all you need is the battery protection pcb (which comes on almost all battery packs) and an led fuel gauge. The battery...

This is what I have in the portable http://www.batteryspace.com/Internal-Smart-Charge-Module-1.2A-for-7.4V-Li-ion-Rechargeable-Battery.aspx. It is a smart charger, it is safe, and it is equivalent (not 100% the same of course) to the additional circuitry in 99% portable electronics. The portable...