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Well of course they're not EXACTLY the same circuits...
(plus you can see some components/placements are different between circuits)

Safe to say this thread is now official property of Bacteria.

Yeah I've ordered one too... I'm not sure if making up a company (Koopatronics) helped it seem more legit or if they just absolutely don't give a damn because they cost them next to nothing to give away.

bacteria wrote:Members here have made many handheld N64 portables.

What a great response

I guess in some ways the internet is like a giant static dust-storm... lol.

And yeah that's what I meant... no reasonable online play, without creating your own client (and possibly server? idk).

Yeah the only thing about my smart charger I like is the LED indicates when the batteries are full (and cuts off charging of course).

I think I can firmly say that N64 has no possible method of online play.

Check out my battery setup... you could probably do something like this since your cells are 3.7V too.
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=27908

XCVG's diagram is how mine was set up...
http://img141.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... ramuf9.jpg

Each cell is 3.7V.

my Li-ion laptop battery had 8 cells, but they were 2 sets of 4 in parallel so each cell is 3.7V...

Very nice... can't wait to see it done and fully painted!

Yeah, my 7.4V charger can't charge cells under 3.3V per cell...
>_>

Nope, it's incorrect and it's been posted and stickied on this forum this whole time...

Okay I soldered up 1 module (2 cells, protection board) and I'm going to try out my charger now. Soldering wire to the flat end of the battery is really damn hard, anyone got any tips? Right now I'm just piling on solder until the wire is encased and passes a "jerk test," but there's gotta be an ...

XCVG wrote: For the wire 22awg should be okay. 18 would be better if you can find some.

I've never heard of clear-flux solder so you should probably use the rosin core.

Okay, I'll use 22awg... it should hold up to 7 amps. I think clear-flux solder is just solder with flux in it.