Recent content by supersonic_32

Actually, i got tired of the scrolling problem, the last one i used was took from a double dvd player kit for the car, like that: http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/sylvania-7- ... 0006659266 You have a portable dvd player, and there's a second screen coming with it, the second one is just a screen...

Actually your best option would be to relocate, ram swap or bending (much easier)

Just post Dang pics if you need help man, we can't do anything if we don't see what you did wrong!

Post pics of your wiring :p

I sure am! Depends on your price, PM me!

That's the most common n64 joystick problem, happens to every controller after a while. Best way to repair it is to change the joystick: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R4 ... cat=171833 Really easy to replace!

Why would you want a diagram for memory card?

Show pics of your actual n64 with all wirings!

You just pull the two white parts to remove the ribbon, then you put it back in place and push back the white parts.

Power is given from traces on the back of the board, so doesn't matter at all.

Easy fix, check on the back of the board, on the bottom, you have solder points label AudioR and audioL, on the left of these you have two small holes with traces connected to them, these are for your speakers. Scratch green stuff with x-knife gently to reveal copper, then solder to it. PS: If...

Exactly, just so you understand, imagine that your n64 is splited in two, you have a right side and a left side, the jumper pak is like a trace that connect these two parts so the circuit is complete. When you have an expansion pak in, it's the same thing but the n64 detect 4mb extra ram, so...

There was an awesome one on shockslayer forums, but the site seems to be down... The technic for removing the 2mb chips is to cut the two littles pads holding the ram: then lift it up and tilt it foward/backward until it gets off, than pass slowly on each pin of the board with your soldering...

You have 3 options: 1. Reverse engineering+ram swap: You do the jumper pak reverse engineering by bentomo+ you remove the two 2mb ram chip from the n64 and replace them from 2 other 4mb chip taken from a rev6+ n64 or an expansion pak. This works because when the n64 boots, it doesn't check if...

Yup, seems like you just need to connect the psone screen pins to the ones on your rgb amplifier