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Yes, I did. This is helpful re: RGB modding. I can't get much more information than that though.

I'm essentially trying to figure what tradeoffs I might expect when trying to choose a console for an N64p. So for example: a later revision may be more choppable, run cooler and could be overclocked ...

How does the N64p know to turn off when the breakout box has a P1 controller connected? LOB64 doesn't have a power pin or a way to signal to bypass the internal controller. (I saw your post here: http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=115&start=15" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false ...

Search function is turning up little concrete evidence here, so I figured I will just ask away.
Does anyone have some kind of definitive answer about the various board revisions of the N64? Specifically regarding power consumption, heat output, overclock-ability, reliability, minimization, and what ...

I have one of these:
http://www.rolentapress.com/rolenta/collection/sega/segacd2.jpg

And I have only one Sega-brand AC adapter (I believe it's for the CD portion but I'm not certain).

However, I have a whole box full of AC adapters in my garage, and don't feel like going out to buy a new one for ...

Okay, let me make sure I understand this correctly.

One FC Twin + Two PSOne Screens = One SNESp and One NESp, no additional major parts required (although you'll have to come up with a solution for batteries and a way to turn composite into RGB?)

If my calculations are correct this sounds SUPER ...