So how do you make one, or does anyone know of somewhere in europe that sells protection circuits.BatterySpace.com wrote:Your Cart Total:
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Oh god there goes my hands!!!! AKA Vanhals N64p Progress.
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i made a nice little package and zipped it up for whoever is interested in making a protection circuit.
http://muss.cis.mcmaster.ca/~bernast/prot%20pack.rar
keep in mind
- this is for a SINGLE cell, you will need to make one for each cell (probably 4-6)
- youre going to have to etch a board yourself, or else bascially start from scratch yourself. the DS2720 chip from maxim only comes in a 8-soic package.
http://muss.cis.mcmaster.ca/~bernast/prot%20pack.rar
keep in mind
- this is for a SINGLE cell, you will need to make one for each cell (probably 4-6)
- youre going to have to etch a board yourself, or else bascially start from scratch yourself. the DS2720 chip from maxim only comes in a 8-soic package.

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So i just bought a smaller battery for 2 quid and took that protection circuit, Damm easyer then anything else. So now screen and 3.3v connector are running off it, and the charging circuit is all hooked up.
OOOOOO look its charging:

Then with a flick of the switch the screen comes on

And heres some groovy pictures of my gamecube running through the led modded screen in the dark.


My n64 opener tool is coming tomorrow so i'll hook that up !!!
OOOOOO look its charging:

Then with a flick of the switch the screen comes on

And heres some groovy pictures of my gamecube running through the led modded screen in the dark.


My n64 opener tool is coming tomorrow so i'll hook that up !!!
i didnt know I could remove the thing at the topVanhal wrote:right the circuit is now exploded while trying to fix it the ics started smoking! so bye bye protection circuit. Oh well my screen is working nicely with its led mod!!!
Pic:
running off a 9v battery for testing.
Picture looks a bit grainy, might be because i'm using blue-tak to attach the video lines to the component cable

Yeah, "that thing." Anyways, could I just snip it out? becaise the expansion pak is keeping the screen from being level.
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Coo, how do I LED mod it?daguuy wrote:you can cut off the whole thing that sticks up above the screen if you LED mod it.
BTW, that's the best 3-LED mod i've seen, great job.
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Just a thought, maybe it'd be possible to get an LED mod a more even coating of light if you could get like a one way mirror, place it about a hlf inch over the screen, I think that it might cover more evenly, and you might be able too use only two LEDs, maybe even only one. I mean, it would reduce power consumption even more than just a regular LED mod.
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A mirror eh? Like put in a few leds, then put a mirror in there so it reflects the light better? Ill do some testing.
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