Recent content by Bizzar1

Hrmm perhaps my info was snatched from BH. I am a member there just not active..at all hah. See my post here for an explanation: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=5865&start=30

Version 2.0 you say? Yeah I destroyed version 1 lol. My failed anger management classes got the best of me (not really). Was having some rf problems with the controller and after several hours to attempt to diagnose and fix the problem I gave up. So instead I smashed it against the wall. I felt...

You can use 3 monitors on ANY game/program via: http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/th2go/

Actually ASUS 40 IDE cable has 80 strands. Most IDE cable only has 40 strands and is usually twisted wire inside the insulation. ASUS brand is a single wire inside...80 counts but only uses 40 on the pins. It is much much thinner than standard IDE 40 and on the two relocates I did, it works...

It's wired right its just the wrong resistance on the potentiometer. I have gone over this several times...Take the pots off the retro64 and put them on the GC stick and watch it come alive! I have a post that has ZERO answers about the different controller pot values. Would be helpful for...

Dig the music very fitting and yes, I really do like classical. Good job but why don't more people use ribbon cable? Try to find some Asus 80 strand/40 pin IDE cable it works perfect! Its a single stranded copper wire that's easy to strip and solders very nice. My first cart relocate I did as...

Need a confirmation on what kind of pot is in these. I ordered the generic retrobit controller that's supposed to be just like the yobo but I was sent the wrong one! I was sent a Tomee controller and as you can see by their pics below, the button layout differs and I am fine with that just need...

I've got a built in lipo balance charger and its very very small. Exact same one as this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Venom-VEN-0653-LiPo-Balance-Charger-2-Cell-3-Cell-/360277576753?pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item53e2378c31 The board is about 2" x 1.5" and can be trimmed a tiny bit. Takes...

Re: Playnendo 264: Yes, it's a 2-in-1!! *wip* 1/2/11 Its alive and nearly complete! I have to finish up the back, waiting on batteries (all I have is 1800mah :( ) and swap out the dip switches. On to a few pics. Some of the cart slot wiring. Ps2 controller board trace wiring. Inside...

Hmmm...well its working. Gotta love these iffy boards. I got pissed and just tossed it at the wall. Not too hard to completely bust all my work up, but enough to get some aggression out and its working. I don't know wtf fixed it or WHY it decided to work after a swift kick in azz but it works. I...

What I have checked besides voltages: Every single wire on the cart - all ok. Any possible solder splats etc - nada Swapped TI regulators - no change Inspected the board using an "eyeclops" - no breaks anywhere that I could see. Used a different wall plug and batteries - no change (I'm using a...

No, it's a PlayNendo...n64 AND a PS2 all-in-one unit. Only the N64 is what I'm having a problem with. If it were the PS2 then yes, I would post this in the proper sub-forum :) I know some screens and other game motherboards have small fuses on them or maybe a common resistor or diode that fails...

Workin on my Playnendo and just about finished up and then....the ribbon cable on my screen popped off and now the N64 seems to be dead or sleeping? This is my second board as I killed the first one being an idiot (soldering with too much heat and the N64 plugged in AND on lol). So I really do...

Quality and time spent are a factor sure, but I'm pretty sure demand dictates the final price no? You could have a very elaborate, beautiful and flawless paint job on ANYTHING but if nobody is interested in it, how are you going to sell it? Lets say you have a design airbrushed on a trumpet...

Does toothPASTE glue your teeth together? Think of thermal paste more like a heat transfer goo. It just assures you get full contact between the chip and heatsink. FYI you can simply dremel grooves in the stock "heat transfer blocks" and wha-lah!! You have yourself some FREE heatsinks that are...