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Switch on Power rather than data means the controller won't waste power, but it's probably minimal.

I dont think you would need any kind of special switch. Just use a slider or toggle that has 3 pins and not 2 (So you can hook both up)

Aww man It ruined my perfectly spaced text....it should show a square chunk of n64 case going into screen mount...

Oh and I had a mistake about the cartridge thing...don't know what I was thinking with wiring one in, unless you had an sram 1 of course, but i still think that you can get 50-pin ...

Okay, just a couple of things...
1. I don't want the screen connected to the n64, I want it to clip on like it currently does with the gamecube, something like this.

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| Screen|
--------- Clips and Hinge
----| |----
| N64 |
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The mempak slot could be mounted under the ...

Drool....That rocks man. Is it in some clear acrylic or in circuit form? I can't tell...

3 problems I see:

1: no need for a fan, so you can use this as room for the others.
2: As stated above, cords need to be VERY short.
3: Controller to usb is (practicalyy) impossible for system itself....not just some rewiring but a microcontroller and stuff too....

Since there is no need for the ...

From what i can see, though, it looks like you'll have to do at least that anyway(tabs in bottom left and right missing on pal version) try it after that. easy fix if you can open security screws.

Well, I know the way for japan to us is to completely remove the shutters and plastic for cartridge, but i think pal is different. worth a try though.

Oh, btw my dad says that the cartridge connector looks like a standard type, so it should be possible to get a right angle connector for it.

I want to make a portable N64. as far as I can tell, I have everything I need:

GC 5" screen
N64
7.2 V Ni-mh from portable dvd player.
Vacuum foriming table in process (hopefully)

I just had a couple of Ideas for simplified production, and I want a reality check.

1. Instead of rewiring the ...

I hope I'm not reviving a dead thread...it's only a month old though, so I'll chance it.

Why not have the lcd mounted into the side of the case, like a tablet? you could have a cover that removes, with the keyboard mounted into it, and a possible touchpad/mouse or even a touchscreen! however ...

just one thing I wanted to say...there is an easy way to make that switch you're talking about. There are many switches that can take two inputs and outputs. If you could get ahlod of one of those, that would work perfectly as a switch for the overclocking bit. Just one thing to note, the switch ...