nice job is that the same screen that tchay is using? and can you get me a link? it looks really nice.
no lurv for the dpad?
I see you're using rgb there you planning on desoldering that a/v port?(or controller ports, maybe adding a lob64 port:D)
First of all sorry but i can't find a link for the screen. Also i decided to remove the d-pad cause i really never use it. And as for the speakers there are none which is a shame..... And lastly i am not gunna remove the av port cause i want to be able to play it on my tv.
mako321 wrote:nice job is that the same screen that tchay is using? and can you get me a link? it looks really nice.
no lurv for the dpad?
I see you're using rgb there you planning on desoldering that a/v port?(or controller ports, maybe adding a lob64 port:D)
and yes his screen looks identical to mine Its an excellent screen for beginners; although, I think I am going to switch over to my PS1 screen for my next GCP (which I have already started working on).
EDIT: Oh I am sooo sorry! I forgot to say what a wonderful portable N64 this was turning out to be! Great job Curly!!!!!!!!!!
FINALLY!! I Have finished the case for my first portable! After 2 other prototypes this one finally worked for me. I decided to make the case first out of plastic but that failed then out of steel that failed so then i tried aluminum and it worked! So that explains why the sides, the front and the back are different materials. Here are some pics of the final product !!
Yeh thanks for the tips but the main aim of the project was just to make it work, it didn't have to look good just as long as it worked. And after all the whole thing only cost me $70.
is that the same screen that tchay is using? and can you get me a link? it looks really nice. 
you planning on desoldering that a/v port?(or controller ports, maybe adding a lob64 port:D)
Its an excellent screen for beginners; although, I think I am going to switch over to my PS1 screen for my next GCP (which I have already started working on).
