Recent content by Narik

Thanks guys! @Kyosho Most of what you are seeing is from my camera, but there is a slight amount of color bleed from my Svideo to Composite conversion. I was really unhappy with the composite quality of this board, and I know it was the n64, since no matter what screen I used, it was the same...

Thanks guys! @XCVG I might be showing my age here, but for me the psp really always has been an at home, sit in the recliner and relax device. If I am away from home, I am either A: Driving or B: Busy doing whatever it is that required me to be away from home anyways; ie. work, errands etc...

Just completed yesterday. I am calling this my "PSP Redux v2.0" Hardware: PSP 1000 AKA phat internals, lcd, etc. etc.. Housing - two thin halves from two Polycase.com AG-85 cases. http://www.polycase.com/ag-85 Trimmed and modified top plate cover to fit the thin case sections. Sega Saturn...

Just completed this three days ago. I am calling it the "Vision64". Hardware: N64 with expansion pack. Case - Polycase.com AG-85. http://www.polycase.com/ag-85 Screen - 4.3" lcd. http://www.priceangels.com/4.3-inch_LCD_Rear-View_TV_DVD_Dual-Input_Video_Monitor_with_Windshield_Mount_p8211.html...

Fantastic Job! Absolutely love the laser etching and the drive door!

Awestruck is an extreme understatement! Thanks again for sharing your projects with us Techknott!

Outstanding results! Love how clean it turned out!

Certainly not the most comfortable design, but still an excellent result!

You will notice in the picture of the back-side of the unit, there are 4 allen screws that I picked up at the local hardware store. These were thick enough to create threads into the already drilled plastic holes, but short enough to not go all the way through. I then picked up 4 rubber covers...

Re: Portable Gaming PC (PGPC) - pics & video Love it Kyosho! Excellent execution of a great idea! I've had visions of one of these for a few years now, just haven't found a completely acceptable way for me to see it through. I do have a Sony Vaio UX 380N that I've considered setting up as a...

Thanks Kyosho! I just updated the main post with the link to the youtube videos. Enjoy!

Very nice! Talk about a conversation piece! And Welcome to Modretro!

Your work never ceases to amaze and inspire me techknott! Just awestruck!

Re: Handy Gear - lovablechevy's ultimate Game Gear - finishe Fantastic lovablechevy! Just fantastic! Congrats on the engadget too!

Thanks techknott! Sorry there aren't really any tutorials for this, just the basic concepts throughout the forums. The basic idea is to take a wireless controller of your choice, and then use a wireless AV transmitter/receiver set to transmit audio and video to the receiver that provides the...