The 64Box - PICTURES FINALLY POSTED ZOMG!!! (Page 5)

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The 64Box - PICTURES FINALLY POSTED ZOMG!!! (Page 5)

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THE 64-BOX

Currently being worked on. Slowly. Go to page 5 for the first pictures!

Current Features (For Sure) -

High-Quality Rev 1 N64 Motherboard
RAM Expansion Enabled
All buttons included (L and D-Pad too!)
Controller ports for up to 4 player (Duh)
External Batteries = 5-6 hrs gameplay
5" diagonal PS1 LCD
Integrated Fan (If needed/wanted)
Memory/Rumble Port (Yes, actually accessible!)
SMALL!

- Juice 8)
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Post by Felino »

Somones had way to much suger. :wink:

Goodluck.
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Felino wrote:Power for the n64 is quite simple 5v.
WRONG ANSWER!!!!!

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12v line: 7.2 - 20 or sumtin lower = gooder.
GND: wtf else?
3.3v: 3-3.3
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I never said that! :P
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Post by Rellizate »

Huh! I sense a conspiracy!!! Hide the rum!


Anyway... On a less crazy note, good luck. But don't try running your n64 off 10 car batteries linked in series. It will make a nastly smell, and a cool blue fire!
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Rellizate wrote:Huh! I sense a conspiracy!!! Hide the rum!


Anyway... On a less crazy note, good luck. But don't try running your n64 off 10 car batteries linked in series. It will make a nastly smell, and a cool blue fire!
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Just recieved my 2 PTH08000 samples in the mail today from TI! :D They were FREE! I like that price. Also dug out the 2k Ohm resistor (w/ a less than %1 margin of error on it too!) and the capacitor. Its a bit higher rated than I need (Still 10050uF, but rated at 50 volts) but it doesn't take up much more space, and that will prevent overheating problems.

Any comments? My other stuff will slowly trickle in...and I haven't made any plans for the case! :P
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Post by schmellyfart »

My suggestion is to make the case first. This is just from personal experience. For my PSp I figured that once I wired everything, the case would be a breeze. Little did I know that that was the hard part.

But thats just me. I find wiring the unit to be the easiest, but others may find just the opposite.

Thats my two cents...hope it helps. And good luck on your portable!
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Post by SpearMan74 »

Well you would want to make the case last because if you do it first, then the electronics, and it comes out to be too big, then your screwed, and if you happen to make it smaller than what you thought, your screwed. Deffinitly build the case last unless you know exactly what your doing.
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I got another N64 today. Just in case i well, mess...up... :)
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PS1 Screen arrived - its NIB!!!! for only $50 - not bad. ill upload pics of everything once its all here.
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Screen hacked w/ leds ect. only part i haven't done is putting the bypass on the back to make it brighter. I'll do that later...
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did bypass...waiting for advice on batteries...working on getting plastic...thinking about sleeping...possibly...
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Post by shmagoogin77 »

well if you dont mind the weight of 6 9000 mah C batteries then id go with those cause your N64 would last for about 10 hours or something like that
but hey thats just what i would do
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I just realized something - how can I charge the D cells w/o taking them out of the portable? There has to be a way - anyone know?
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