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No it doesnt cut the stuff out but it just comes with the right paper and compatible bonding agent to make things easier

Ok so I went out and got the hip gear screen and two AA battery mount to get the voltage up to 7.2... about an hour of disassembly and rewiring later...

ITS ALIVE!!!

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y138/dude320570/NESP007.jpg

of course I think its going to need an audio amp because its ...

So here's an update, I went to Radio Shack and picked up a 12v battery for my multimeter so I can actually get some hard numbers now, I also picked up a 4AA batter holder w/ on off and leads. So I attached that to the 5v input on the main board. I took some readings and when running off of the dc ...

Thanks WhatULive4, your link helped me a lot now I can make them for everything, BUT WHY DOES TRANSPARENCY film have to be so expencive

If you go to a hobby store Testors actually sells a kit that comes with a couple sheets and a bonding agent

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I ...

You could probably make your own decals on your home printer.

Or you could make your own rub on decals then put a clear over them. Here are some instructions on how to make a rub on decal. I read in one place that you should put the clear on very lightly or it might run. I would practice on a ...

The wires in the second picture lead to the gamecube analog av out.



and I dont know what the wires are, Im guessing the group of three is like you both said audio right left and ground and the other is video w/ground?

So how much of an issue do you think it would be with a NESp?

So after looking at everyone's stuff for a while I finally decided to give this a try...

So I went to the local vintage games store and picked up a Yobo FC and a Intec 5" Gamecube screen as well as a copy of Blades of Steel since all my NES games are back home. So I play a game of Blades of Steel ...

anyone want to help a newb and explain the non TFT thing? Is it just lower resolution?

Seems like a decent deal, 12 volts seems like a little much though... I wonder what kind of battery life you'll get from it

Can someone please tell me what the wires are?

Thats what I initially thought but they lead to the gamecube's analog av out, thats whats confusing me...

So I am working on a NESP made from a YOBO FC and a Intec 5" Gamecube screen and I took the stuff apart and Im trying to figure out what the wires are and where they are supposed to go, of course if this was a PS1 screen it would be very easy as there is a host of knowledge out there but I tried ...