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talhadx wrote:can u plz tell me how to make a n64 power supply from playstation power adapter help plzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Have a look on eBay, there are power supplies on their for only a few pounds/dollars.

Likewise.

I might have a go at vacuum forming now, I'll probably bugger it, but the results can be stunning.

Marshallballh,

Awesome Job. My N64p got abandoned nearly a year ago because my case was just a few mm too small and i just lost patience with the damn thing.

You've inspired me to start it again (if I have the time). I might even try vacuum forming. I just hope my N64 still works.

By the way, if ...

I think *o* bought an ntsc screen to start with didn't he?

My PAL one cost me £23, which is $40 (ouch!)

good work on the S-video mod Sonic. How would i connect it to the N64?

Wire up the 2 wires as in picture 1, and attach luma to luma on the N64 and chroma to chroma on the N64
Then take ...

#pal n64s dont output RGB, if thats any help.

new york cheech,

re you using an Anti static wrist strap?

I tried soldering the cart slot on my last N64 and screwed it up. The light still comes on, but no video. I'm going to use *o*'s method next time,but like him, i think my header pins will be too big.

Also, you should saw down the Ext slot ...

I wouldn't worry about the 5VDC, it just outputs 5V. All you need is Video, either composite or RGB and left and right audio.

demonfaj, you say you are using headphones, is this the headphones onthe LCD? If so, how are you going to get the sound from the genesis to the LCD

Unidentified Assailant ...

sorry, did you say Lego?

my contoller is also chilling inside the case with the screen, and now i've got a new N64 i can hopefully start up the project again. So annoying that i fried my last one, afte all the modding on the board i'd done. Just got to find some motivation to get started again.

I'm making mine a bit like your first one *o*. I finally got another N64 today, so i'm hoping i can get started on it again.

don't worry, I'm just winding you up.

sounds like a 3V line problem to me. Try 3 Rechargeables in series (as daguuy suggests), that'd give you 3.6, which hopefully wouldn't fry it. I belive NUS-001's can take up to 5V on the 3.3V line, but DON'T try it until someone can confirm that, as I'd hate to be responsible for someone frying ...

thats a shame,

couldn't you create a more feminine version? (but make sure it doesn't look like a man)

LOL, Patent Pending? on an X-Box. Just wait til I tell Bill Gates about this when he comes round for his dinner tonight. He can't Patent a device that already has Patents on it, if you can I'll Patent my Mini with a Ferrari engine in it

Also, When you wre 10???? In another thread on the screen ...

demonofaj wrote:lets just say someone on this topic is psychic

You got me on that one, and looking into my crystal ball, I can tell you that plugging the wires into the port will work if you do it right, and that you're older than 10!!

Incidentally when you solder direct to the board, all you do is bypass the AV jack. This lets you remove the jack, and gain a little extra space in the portable (only a little) and reducdes the chance of the cable pulling out.

However if you have the space then plugging a cable in will definitely ...