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So is this the correct chip? I am kinda sure but i don't want to waste my money when i could have asked.

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Also im having trouble finding 3mm white LED's with a wide angle would a 5mm not fit in the zanith screen?

So the 4021 IC is a regular chip??? I thought it was a private nintendo chip. i know a lot of companies do it so that no one else can make compatible parts except for them.

Well i have the snes controller and then i was ready to take it apart but when i saw how small the pins were i was a little discouraged if others think its possible i guess ill try its an extra controller anyway thanks for the info

thanks i really appreciate the help. if for some reason it doesn't work with Ben's design then ill use the schematic misjah gave me they r actually rather different but from experience i with other electronic circuitry theres always different ways to do it. i dont want to overpost and fill the ...

well my portable is gonna be graded since im doing it for school so the more handmade it is the better. well thanks i figured out wich pin it goes to.

I copied this image from Ben's book i am trying to make a schematic out of it and this is the last part i need. I cant figure out what pin that's supposed to go to. can anyone help?
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I copied this image from Ben's book i am trying to make a schematic out of it and this is the last part i need. I cant figure out what pin that's supposed to go to. can anyone help?
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I have 3 questions for now...

1.what kind of LED's are needed as a back light Super bright? Regular LED's?

2. What would be better a narrow or broad angle (EX: 120, 45, 30, 15)

3. to make the controller pad from 2 NES 4021 IC's do i need to buy the original controller or will a knock off brand ...

I am planning to curve out the edges (slightly) and a will deff make holes (small ones but plenty for the speakers and place a mesh that comes with the zanith screen over the plexy glass so it looks nice. the only reason i am leaving the phone jack in that location is so i don't have to desolder ...

I just finished designing the front, left, and right sides of the portable i am going to make. I just want to see what others think of it or if they could help me with some issues.

I'll describe it since i only have a picture taken from a phone which isn't perfect quality.

The piece coming out ...

Does anyone have the schematics for a super nintendo mini,super nintendo controller, or a zenith ps2 lcd screen? Is there any way to find them? How i am doing a portable for a project i need to show the original schematics and then the final product schematics but i have no idea where to find them ...

well i kept the original power supply and i dont think LED's would be bright enouph but a cathode tube looks like it would do the job perfectly. Should i just connect it to the power of the snes or would that drop the voltage/ amps needed to power the console?

I took apart an original Nintendo by destroying the case (had no tool to do it) and the mobo was much bigger than i thought it would be so i want to make a new better case for it. I made the case out of plexiglass so it would be mostly transparent and i want to put some kind of neon (or any bright ...

Its not due until the end of the school year so i think i have until June 2009. Also soldering is no issue. I cant remember who made it or what he called it but i saw someone use a ZN-40 case. The end result was very sleek and also a good size. would using that case be ok or is it too small to use ...

I was wondering if anyone could help me get started in console modding. I want to make a portable system as my senior project but am still undecided to what project i should do. I have covered DC/AC circuits, Analog Electronics, and am currently studying Digital Electronics (Already have some ...