+2blaze3927 wrote:+1argelfraster wrote:For $&#*s sake! Why not leave the original controller ports and save a crapload of work?Klaymator14 wrote:Why not make just four Controller to USB adaptors? That way, you don't need to modify all of yours, and it would still work.
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One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
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Re: One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
Glad to see so many people against me lol
Nothing to see here.
Re: One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
Well if he wants usb he's gonna do usb... Although I don't really see the point.
Mario wrote:Yes, I've gone to my local Wal-Mart and was amazed at their selection of resistors, inductors, and FPGA chips.
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It's not the expansion pak, it's a flashcart.limpport wrote:The way you have the expansion pack rewired in the third picture will not work. The wire's can't be over 2 cm long. It would have to be folded forwards or backwards, but not to the side.
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Re: One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
Oh, wow... I thought I could readsnowpenguin wrote:It's not the expansion pak, it's a flashcart.limpport wrote:The way you have the expansion pack rewired in the third picture will not work. The wire's can't be over 2 cm long. It would have to be folded forwards or backwards, but not to the side.
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Re: One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
3 problems I see:
1: no need for a fan, so you can use this as room for the others.
2: As stated above, cords need to be VERY short.
3: Controller to usb is (practicalyy) impossible for system itself....not just some rewiring but a microcontroller and stuff too....
Since there is no need for the fan itself, you can better rewire the expansion pack and such. Also, considering the size of the thing, you can afford to have actual controller ports. Thats gonna be at least an inch...
You can trim down an official cartridge for use inside sram cartridge, so no real problem there...
Otherwise, everything looks fine! Leds can be powered very simply through the 3.3V and a 1k resistor, and that is onboard.
1: no need for a fan, so you can use this as room for the others.
2: As stated above, cords need to be VERY short.
3: Controller to usb is (practicalyy) impossible for system itself....not just some rewiring but a microcontroller and stuff too....
Since there is no need for the fan itself, you can better rewire the expansion pack and such. Also, considering the size of the thing, you can afford to have actual controller ports. Thats gonna be at least an inch...
You can trim down an official cartridge for use inside sram cartridge, so no real problem there...
Otherwise, everything looks fine! Leds can be powered very simply through the 3.3V and a 1k resistor, and that is onboard.
Re: One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
You realize the last post in this thread was two weeks ago, right?
Mario wrote:Yes, I've gone to my local Wal-Mart and was amazed at their selection of resistors, inductors, and FPGA chips.
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Re: One Special Project for N64 (Not a portable) - New Case!!!
It was constructive, and on topic. So, it's irrelevant.smitty wrote:You realize the last post in this thread was two weeks ago, right?
At least, it's not a 3 year old thread where someone goes, I'm going to use this psp screen for a portable.
and it's completely off-topic