Flashback portable V1
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Re: Flashback portable V1
Your casework is amazing! I can't wait to see this portable finished.
Donalbain: This is project unity.
Donalbain: This is project unity.
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Rekarp
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Re: Flashback portable V1
Controls installed today. The screen isn't not turning on however. Hoping its not broken.
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Oh damn! Sorry I thought this portable and Project Unity were one and the same. Any both projects are gonna be awesome.Bino Gas wrote:Your casework is amazing! I can't wait to see this portable finished.
Donalbain: This is project unity.
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In your first post it sounded like you are going to include a paddle controller. If you are, could you please tell me how you get it to work? I tried a 100k and 1M pot for a paddle but the FB2 only detects it as going halfway. 

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http://www.atariage.com/2600/archives/s ... s_Low.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Mario wrote:In your first post it sounded like you are going to include a paddle controller. If you are, could you please tell me how you get it to work? I tried a 100k and 1M pot for a paddle but the FB2 only detects it as going halfway.
what 100k resistor?
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Right, right, sorry. I attached a 1M pot in the correct way, and it works fine. But (lets say I'm playing breakout) I turn the pot halfway and the paddle is already moved across the entire screen. Turning the pot any further has no effect. Any ideas?

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Thats normal.Mario wrote:Right, right, sorry. I attached a 1M pot in the correct way, and it works fine. But (lets say I'm playing breakout) I turn the pot halfway and the paddle is already moved across the entire screen. Turning the pot any further has no effect. Any ideas?
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Oh, how interesting. I've never played a real Atari before, so I didn't know.
Excellent portable you have going there, by the way. I always enjoy your projects.
Excellent portable you have going there, by the way. I always enjoy your projects.

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Re: Flashback portable V1
Hi Rekarp...
Congratz on working on this model, I've got a doubt. You said that your lcd screen comes from AEIcomp, I wanna know what model is??
Is this??
http://www.aeicomp.com/Detail.asp?Produ ... 250_LCD35L" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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If the link is your screen, how can you manage the 12V that this screen requiers with atari power supply??
Many Thanks!!
Excellent work!!
Congratz on working on this model, I've got a doubt. You said that your lcd screen comes from AEIcomp, I wanna know what model is??
Is this??
http://www.aeicomp.com/Detail.asp?Produ ... 250_LCD35L" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
??
If the link is your screen, how can you manage the 12V that this screen requiers with atari power supply??
Many Thanks!!
Excellent work!!
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Re: Flashback portable V1
The one im using here is a cheap one off ebay. AEIcomp screens can run off of 5V. Atleast they used to be able to.MichaelCretu wrote:Hi Rekarp...
Congratz on working on this model, I've got a doubt. You said that your lcd screen comes from AEIcomp, I wanna know what model is??
Is this??
http://www.aeicomp.com/Detail.asp?Produ ... 250_LCD35L" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
??
If the link is your screen, how can you manage the 12V that this screen requiers with atari power supply??
Many Thanks!!
Excellent work!!
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!!! Screen showed up !!!
Back to work.
Back to work.
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Hazzah! Thank the Gods. Can't wait to see it finished.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dol7A2s-2X8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Almost done. Ill upload pictures later.
Almost done. Ill upload pictures later.
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Its done! video uploading now. Setting up the photobooth for the awesomeness. Only has one issue but I can't do anything about it. The screen takes a couple seconds to sync with the image. Crappy Chinese junk. I shall never buy one again!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGp9OCTAG7Q" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;












