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cool! someone answered...

I guess I didn't phrase what I was saying correctly tough, sorry...

what I was comparing was the video mod on ben's old site (classicgaming.com/vcsp) and the one in the book..

the video mod on his old site is wired a little differently then the one in the book, also an ...

Hello,

I have been working on an Atari Portable for three weeks now... everything is pretty much done, case and all..

about the video mod:

in bens book, the atari that he uses is one where you must wire the extra 9-pin chip... so the board looked different from the one that I was using

I thought ...

i just got my noac working well on batterys and a real controller...it would be cool to base a portable on bens NOACp

http://www2.b3ta.com/heyhey16k/ something for classic gamers
yes, it will get stuck in your head...

awsome! this is so cool!


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Cool HK-47
Hack-a-day thanked you...

i think ben will make a second book.....

though if he did i think that he should make it more general and or more advanced.

I like following the directions that he has on portable building, but i think it would be really awsome if he focused on the act of building portables (finding out how to ...

invader zim!

i got those on the dvd

woah...i live in new york and I havent been there...thats something for this weekend i guess!

not even a scan?

i want gannon approval....(yo)

just got back.....woah


that was awesome!!111oneoneone111!

just got the new, 2nd issue of "Make: tech on your time," a publication by O'reilly (yes, you know them) and there is a one page article on the
atari vcsp, a nice photot and everything

ill post a scan later if you want..cool

ok awsome!

also...where should I attach my grounds? or does it not matter?
thanks guys

very immpressive man....looks awsome...
water cooled is a first for gaming systems right?

What's there to trace?! It tells you the pinouts.
V+ = 5V input
CK2 = P2 Clock (Red)
D4 = P2 Data 3 (Purple)
PL = P/S-Latch (Orange)
D3 = P2 Data 2 (Blue)
D02 = P2 Data 1 (Yellow)

A = Audio Out
V = Video Out
G = Ground (Brown)
R = Reset
DO1 = P1 Data 1 (Yellow)
CK1 = P1 Clock (Red)
PL = P/S ...