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Well I finally got around to finishing my little spider rgb project. The cosmetic look of the hookup looks bad but my oh my the rgb is heavenly. This is a decent way to do things if you have $30 to spend ($10 for a psx and 20 for the spider cable) and don't want to open up your expensive lcd. I ...

Ah and just for clarification I found the recycle stamp on the back of my mobile one box. And it specifies that the mobile one is indeed NI-MH.

Well I will be doing my rgb mod on my n64 tonight. I've been reading forum posts in various places and it seems to me that no one is having luck at getting a decent signal for their rgb (except a fellow named Ryu).

And looking around I've seen 2 mods on how to do it. Ryu's method here seems most ...

If you go AAs you have to go 15 minute rechargables

It depends on if you NEED it that fast. This is the charger I use. It charges 4 of my 2000maH batteries in about 1 hour. Much more cost effective than buying $25 15 minute recharchables.

I have only had experience with one battery pack The MOBILE ONE battery pack from interact. This battery was awesome for about 3-4 weeks. Gave a good 2+ hours of playing time with the psone attached.. However... Recently it just went to crap. Out of nowhere it started dying after about 10-15 minutes ...

Well after tangling with my spider cable for 5 or so hours without luck i guess im ready to go inside my lcd to get my precious RGB. I know my spider was kinda working but I couldnt figure out what was wrong with it (Perfect audio, lcd turns on, but I get shades of blue and green going vertically up ...

thanks again

Alright how about the least amount of volts put into it. Does anyone have it running on 7.2?

thanks

I didn't realize the n64's voltage regulator was the tiny version before I opened it up to start work. And although I only had a large 7805 (similar to what you would find on a snes) I decided to go for it anyways. After all i've got plenty of spares to have fun with.

To anyone who is planning on ...

thanks again gannon for posting useful factual information, If you have any more interesting knowlege about any system please do post!

thanks for testing out the maH, it helps having factual infomation such as this. In anyones experience has the 12V ever gone over 500ma? I only ask because Im going to be putting a ldo in my 64 but the only one I have laying around is a .5 amp 5v+ regulator.

Just want to make sure it will work on ...

I don't mind opening the case if it is a simple fix. I just don't trust my un-steady hand on complex jobs. Simply turning on the screen probably wont help with connecting outside video however as it seems the back connector on the lcd allows Audio to go through but video gets shut out entirely ...

Anyways, just use a standard rgb ps1 cable and connect it to the 2nd playstation a/v jack.

The 2nd playstation jack..? On the back of the lcd itself? I thought that was an output only...

Reading through my last post maybe I wasn't entirely clear on what i was saying (im verrry tired at the ...

Hello all. Im attempting to make a rgb input into the official sony lcd screen without opening the screen, and im too much of a wimp to solder directly to the pins on the front of the lcd (What if i botch it up..? :shock: )
I would like to input rgb from my snes and n64....

So im wondering if ...

OK! :) , I wired where the fuse should be and everything is peachy! the snes is reborn...

Can anyone tell me where to get a replacement fuse for my snes without having to buy another system? Although my snes works beautifully i feel uncomfortable without protection.. Dont want to kill off any of my ...