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1. perfect connection to the n64 and video in on the screen.
2. psone screen turns on fine backlight and osd
3. what small component?

I just cant figure out why i cant get composite video

I have my Psone screen connected to the n64. Video goes to video, audio to audio, and ground to ground. The n64 works and is not fried. I get the display on the PSOne screen, so i know it works. Whats the deal? I connected my Sony cam to it, and i get that video, Im just wondering if theres ...

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lol sorry if i was so bold, but i had to say it to all the flamers. thanks daguuy.

for all the little crap that are wondering, yes, it was used in a radioshack 6x8x4 project box. no, its really not for walking and playing. i built it for roadtrips. yes, i know it looks like crap, but i came here to show you what ive built and really didnt except any gay a** remarks, thanks anyways ...

thanks guys. ive been working on it for over a year because of money issues. i assure you, it wasnt a copy of any of those.

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Almost done, needs hinges for screen and switch placement. In the trading forum as we speak.
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the diagram must be stickified! great for people wanting to make dc/dc converters! congrats.

thank you so much!

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ill be heading up to radioshack today to get some diodes, switches, and a new tip for my iron. i also need to figure out how to wire up the headphone jack.

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evrything is good, backlight lit up and i see an ...

well s***, is there anything i can do? i see a black screen when it powers up, but not sound or backlight.

Today I accidently reversed the polarity going into the screen, so i bypassed the fuses. Now all i see is a black lcd screen, with no backlight nor sound. What should I do? Im not tooo concerned about the backlight, but the lcd and sound are what Im really worried about. Thanks!

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no, im talking about the actual power switch thats mounted on the board. theres 2 squares of 4 pins each. i need to figure out which ones the bridge to get the n64 to turn on.

#1.Today i took off the on board switch, because i forgot i could just use the battery switch. So there are 8 total connections. I was wonderinf if anyone knew the order of connections id have to have to get the n64 to power up.

#2. Does anyone know that if i were to wire two 3A 7.2v batts in ...