Basement_Modder said:Almost all the SMT components on the bottom of the N64 are filtering caps. You can probably junk them all if you have a stable power source.
I wanna trim mine a bunch now.
βeta said:I'm doing some INSANE tracing and mapping right now. If I am successful, expect some EXTREME trimming to the AV crap on the right.
YESSSSSSBoFoSho said:I FIGURED OUT SOMETHING THAT COULD MAKE THE N64 SMALL ENOUGH TO FIT IT INTO AN MGB WITHOUT MUCH RELOCATION EXCEPT RCP.
No need.ToastBucket said:Beta, I've gotten a lot of the pinouts for all the U chips on a rev 5. If you haven't already done that, I can give them to you to save time or confirm.
BoFoSho said:EDIT: JULIAN!!! GET ONLINE NOW, I FIGURED OUT SOMETHING THAT COULD MAKE THE N64 SMALL ENOUGH TO FIT IT INTO AN MGB WITHOUT MUCH RELOCATION EXCEPT RCP.
Not so much cooling is needed; external batteries; and they talked about using a nub in the secret64 thread.Atari said:Sure with the motherboard alone, but with cooling, batteries that will last more than a few minutes, some messy wiring and hotglue, and an entire analogue stick, probably not.
I also forgot a screen and driver board. Yeah, buttons are really thick. I mean, I would love to see you guys prove me wrong, but I doubt it could be done without an entire board redesign.snowpenguin said:you forget controls. controls are really thick. and in such a cramped case, you would need some form of venting or cooling besides heatsinks alone.