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made some progress today :mrgreen: ,

the aquais colord cable
and the orange cable
can be hooked to a 9v battery and the screen changes. it turns to like a black screen but its not off.

the speakers have 2 wires each, but come from a different cord. would i be able to input sound? or would i need ...

made some progress today,

the aquais colord cable
and the orange cable
can be hooked to a 9v battery and the screen changes. it turns to like a black screen but its not off.

the speakers have 2 wires each, but come from a different cord. would i be able to input sound? or would i need to scrap ...

will this screen work? im going to use it for my nintendo64 portable.

the side said av in/out so i disassemble it and there are a bunch of wires from a main circuit board to the screen board. im wondering which ones i need to keep for power, video, audio, and anything else essential.

the only one ...

i had a cheap weller, and my chisle tip broke. i didnt know tips could break until mine did haha.

will this screen work? im going to use it for my nintendo64 portable.

the side said av in/out so i disassemble it and there are a bunch of wires from a main circuit board to the screen board. im wondering which ones i need to keep for power, video, audio, and anything else essential.

the only one ...

on batteryspace, there is a unit with 2 batteries, a PCB and another component made wired and put in a little case but i dont think i ccan connect the LED fuel guage to it and i want to use one.

is the only way to use the LED fuel guage to wire 2 batteries to the PCB? or is there another way?

Batteryspace.

you can find batteries on batteryspace.com. a 7.4v or 2 with a PCB should work. and you can get your regulator from the Texas instrumants website. PTH08080WAZ is what i got. they send out free samples.

you need the capacitor (100uF) and anywhere from a 1.8-2.2k resistor for the Pth. i got 2.2k and ...

Yes!

Thank you for the help. I saw that thread somewhere around the forums and wondered if Thats the problem.

Well my 1st real solder of my project was a success in a way .

We will see how it goes! Thanks again!

sorry for double post;

im using my multimeter and the most voltage i get is on pins 3 and 4. i get 2.66 volts.

so is the unit ok? i

m not sure if the battery im using is fully charged. its a coby portable dvd player battery it says "polymer 7.4v 3000 mAh". will that bettery work? please help.

its possible to salvage my PTH08080WAZ, a pin on the bottom popped out. the pin was the power out and im getting like .145 volts on it. is there anything i can do becides order a new 1?

ba-bump.

mako321 wrote:connect a male port to the pcb, and put in a corresponding female port on the charger so you can plug it in indirectly and all that good stuff.

diagram? How would I indirectly charge it? Sorry for all the noobish questions. Would I be able to plug it into the wall to charge?

So a smart charger would do the job?

I've seen the pic of one online with the alligator clamps and I'm wondering if I would keep them or solderthe female ditectly to the battery or wires to the battery.

And also possibly a diagram or place where I can find one? Thank you so much, it helps to ...

I plan on using two 3.7 v lithium batteries to power my n64p. I'm curious how I would wire the batteries, run them thru the regulator, and still be able to charge with a smart charger with the female end inside the portable.

Any help is appreciated ^^