Bush
sweet justice
I may not have a chance to finish up the Whacka 64(when completed will be world's smallest), so I am willing to sell its parts. Everything is ready to go; you get:
A trimmed n64 board with a cart slot relocation
A DC-45p case from Polycase (dimensions: 4"x6"x1")
A trimmed jumper pack
stereo audio amp with speakers
3.3v regulator
Tommee controller (has amazing joystick) wired to mushy tact switches and controller buttons
3.5" LCD screen
two 4700mah lithium polymer batteries and a PCB (the ones from batteryspace)
two small switches, one for power and one for controller selection
a VGA port connector with four controller ports
a smart charger and charging port for the batteries
Everything is wired together except for the controller, which isn't connected to the board. Everything works, however, some power wires need to be swapped because they are too thin to carry enough voltage. The battery PCB may need to be replaced, but those are cheap. In fact I would be willing to ship a new one to you if you buy all this. I had a buyer lined up who was willing to pay $500 for the completed unit. I would really like $300 for all this, as it includes all the parts and is mostly put together, but prices are very negotiable. Any offer is a good one, except extremely lowball and insulting ones like "$5" or "free." Thanks for considering!
A trimmed n64 board with a cart slot relocation
A DC-45p case from Polycase (dimensions: 4"x6"x1")
A trimmed jumper pack
stereo audio amp with speakers
3.3v regulator
Tommee controller (has amazing joystick) wired to mushy tact switches and controller buttons
3.5" LCD screen
two 4700mah lithium polymer batteries and a PCB (the ones from batteryspace)
two small switches, one for power and one for controller selection
a VGA port connector with four controller ports
a smart charger and charging port for the batteries
Everything is wired together except for the controller, which isn't connected to the board. Everything works, however, some power wires need to be swapped because they are too thin to carry enough voltage. The battery PCB may need to be replaced, but those are cheap. In fact I would be willing to ship a new one to you if you buy all this. I had a buyer lined up who was willing to pay $500 for the completed unit. I would really like $300 for all this, as it includes all the parts and is mostly put together, but prices are very negotiable. Any offer is a good one, except extremely lowball and insulting ones like "$5" or "free." Thanks for considering!
