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Ten days have past since my last post. Still no update on my order from Marshall, and I'm still waiting on a shipment notice. I've tried pm (on assembler forum), I've tried email; no respons. I guess he is too busy assembling all orders. An update on my situation would be much appreciated.

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Thanks for your reply. I've tested the diode by swapping it with one from another PSone screen, but the sound issue is still there... frustrating

Hi everyone.
I've been working on some last changes to my portable Nintendo 64 project at the weekend when a little accident happened: To get some space for a d-pad an the analog stick I've moved the two capacitors at the left side of the screens controller, where the amplifier is.

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Sorry for double posting but I can't edit my last post.

Yesterday evening I've tested some games and it seems that the eeprom causes not the mistake. I've tested: Diddy Kong Racing, Blast Corps, Doom 64, extreme G, Daikatana, Gauntlet Legends, Forsaken, Duke Nukem Zero Hour, Donkey Kong 64 and ...

those were the first that I've checked... are the connections of the eeprom only running to the PIF, or are they connected to the RCP too?

Hi,

I'm currently building a portable Nintendo 64, featuring a chopped mainboard, chopped PSone screen, internal controller pak...

The mainboard was running fine, but now it has some issues. Sometimes the inserted game doesn't start and after shaking the console it starts fine. This seems to be a ...

great work! Did you try to attach another expansion Pak to the RAM modded n64 mainboard? Would be interestig if it works

So just solder the same pins on the gc stick together? I've tried it already and it doesn't worked... frustrating

now I've ordered a new controller, maybe this time...

I presume you highlighted the four contacts as they were the two from each of the two pins to the Yobo joystick?

exactly! I've noticed, that two of the contacts are connected to the ic an via a cap to ground. The other two are only connected to the ic (via resitors).

I'm getting a little ...

hi,

i'm new to this forums, but not new to the portable constructions. This is now my third N64p project an this time, i want to use an other analogstick. I've read the tutorial linked in the sticky and bought a Yobo controller, because I knew it uses pots.
Now I have a little problem on replacing ...