Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED DAILY;please help NEW DESIGN
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) did this in one of his portables. I can go into mroe details if you wish.
Bush
sweet justice
Re: Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED 12/12; please help
Ok sweet! That makes things waaay easier lol. Today i opened the console up, removed the video plug and the bottom port, and started on my frankencase. Its goin well. How exactly would i run the screen off of the n64 adapter?
Ok sweet! That makes things waaay easier lol. Today i opened the console up, removed the video plug and the bottom port, and started on my frankencase. Its goin well. How exactly would i run the screen off of the n64 adapter?
zeturi
DEMON PIE!
Re: Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED 12/12; please help
You should try to power the screen with the psone adapter, and the n64 with it's own adapter for now. Wait until you have a 7.2v battery. Then you just put the 7.2v into the screen and into the n64's 12v line, and use a voltage regulator for the 3.3v line, and you're set. For more info check out some detailed work logs.
You should try to power the screen with the psone adapter, and the n64 with it's own adapter for now. Wait until you have a 7.2v battery. Then you just put the 7.2v into the screen and into the n64's 12v line, and use a voltage regulator for the 3.3v line, and you're set. For more info check out some detailed work logs.
zeturi
DEMON PIE!
Re: Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED 12/12; please help
Yes, you can, but then you would need two regulators. The 12v line on the n64 can use 7.2v, and the psone screen can also run off of 7.2v. So if you use a battery that is 7.2v, you only need one regulator to step the 7.2v down to 3.3v just for the 3.3v line for the n64.
Yes, you can, but then you would need two regulators. The 12v line on the n64 can use 7.2v, and the psone screen can also run off of 7.2v. So if you use a battery that is 7.2v, you only need one regulator to step the 7.2v down to 3.3v just for the 3.3v line for the n64.
