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Would the original heatsink squares work well enough? I can't seem to find any copper heatsinks that are the right size.

I think Ill stick with the original pads, Will just thermal paste keep the heatsinks on, or does the epoxy/glue do most of that? And if so does the type of thermal paste matter or will any kind do? Once again I cannot stress just how nice it is to have someone who can help me out with any...

Okay, Thanks so much for all your help Bud. Also, Would a heatsink 1in x 1in work? Do I need any thermal paste or should I just use some wires and glue to keep it down?

But if I were to get copper heatsinks could they ever get hot enough to cause an issue with the batteries?

I cut the original heatsink plate so it would lay flat with everything. Should I get rid of that and just have the metal blocks and screw the thin metal cover into them?

That's what Ive tried to do but it still just barely fits. Ill do some rearranging and make em fit real nice.

That's what I currently have as my batteries but they don't fit in my case too well. That's why I wanted to switch to the individual cells. Should I stick with what I have and just make room?

Havent posted for a long time, anyway. Would this be a good li-ion battery to use? Does anyone know how many I would need for a good battery life? Also what PCB and charger should I use. http://www.batteryspace.com/Ultra-High- ... 00mAh.aspx

Re: Iclassic portable nintendo 64 (including worklog) At least he made a portable instead of spending all his time critiquing others. Since I've joined Modretro all you do is complain about how flaxty everyone's projects are. I agree with the fact that this isn't the best portable, but it's...

Mine is really smooth right there, But I used hailraizers method so that might be why.

Great looking case. Almost done with my case too, they look pretty similar, I wonder who will finish first.

This is *Can'tSayThisOnTV*ing hilarious, It made my day just a little bit better, sorry if that makes me a dick. Anyway, is this the tic tac case your talking about? http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2515/372 ... f01042.jpg

It was a nice unique copy of hailraizers darth 64 but the case work, which I never even finished, was over the top and the battery life on it is awful. I also did a lot of things that most wouldn't do, but I learned and got much better from the experience.

I started my n64p awhile ago during the summer as a redemption project for my previous n64 which was poorly made. I hadn't gotten around to posting my progress as i have been experiencing a bit of laziness. I finally got around to making this thread, enjoy. here is my previous n64 and the...

I connected it to the c15 capacitor and it worked perfectly, thanks a lot bud, finished all my wiring now and will probably start a work log thread when I can upload the photos.

Ok thanks a lot for the pictures, it made what you said more understandable, it's like 12am and I'm so tired, I have school so I can't try this out till tomorrow afternoon.

Not to sound like an idiot, but would you happen to have a picture as reference?

I hooked it up with the normal composite wires and they work fine with my other n64 but the video doesn't work for some reason on this n64, only svideo does, I hooked it up to my ps1 screen and the composite doesn't work on that either. Is there a composite to svideo converter?

I looked around the forums and am still unsure about whether or not you can use s-video with a ps1 screen, the n64 I have only let's me use s-video for some reason, please help. :cry4:

I was thinking of doing a similar thing, because it's really the only spot for the batteries to go, would the batteries be ok if I put a thick piece of plastic in between them and the heatsink? Its the original heatsink with the metal cover that goes over the n64 underneath.