WTB: Portable work Nearly finished need help

chanticlair281 · Post by **chanticlair281** » Mon Feb 05, 2007 1:32 pm

I have run out of time and patience. I have built a portable as seen here http://benheck.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php? ... highlight= and it was working and all but I decided to make improvements to it. I wanted to build the controller into the case and I wanted to move the batteries inside the case so that I could solder a 72 pin cart to the back and play my games. I have tried twice to solder a conector to my NOAC and have not been successful. I have also built and rebuilt my controller for the inside of the case but I can not get it to work. I should have all the parts needed to make this work like I want but I can not get it going. So finally I have decided to just hire the rest of the work out. Here are the steps that I think are left.

1) Take homemade controller and make it function
2) Mount controller inside case
3) Solder 72 pin conector to noac
4) Mount conector to back of case
5) Hook up speaker and mount it
6) Hook batteries to NOAC (Battery holders are installed)
7) Mount On/off switch

And that should be it. I could even do step five myself. I had thought about adding the brightness and contrast knobs to it because the hip gear screen looks a little washed out without it but that is not a huge concern. I have all tact switches, adapters, speakers, and buttons to complete I just lack the time and skill to do so. When I get it back I want to be able to print a skin slide it in. Slide a game down the back and play it or just turn it on and play the built in games. If anyone could help please let me know. I could pay cash or I do have a rather large list of things that I could trade. Thanks and let me know about price/trades.

chanticlair281 · Post by **chanticlair281** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:46 pm

So I take it that no one is willing to take on this project. I would really like to have it working and it really is so close. Add a cart slot and fix my controller. Any takers.

Rellizate · Post by **Rellizate** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:52 pm

I could, but I have never done anything with NOACs before. IM me.

chanticlair281 · Post by **chanticlair281** » Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:19 am

I was really wanting someone who has experience adding the 72 pin cartridge connector to a NOAC. Anyone who has built a NES by ben's book should be able to do the controller.

chanticlair281 · Post by **chanticlair281** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 9:30 pm

On the NES controller. Looking at Bens book it appears as though one side of all resistors is attached to the top left leg of the IC labeled White. Which side of the resistor is supposed to be hooked to white and which side is supposed to be hooked to the switch. What color band is supposed to be hooked to what? The way I have it now is positive side of switch->yellow purple orange gold -> correct leg of IC. Will this work or do I need it to go top left of IC "white" -> gold orange purple yellow -> switch -> correc IC Leg?