My NESpod mp3 player

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ohanon
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My NESpod mp3 player

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I broke my old 256mb mp3 player and didn't want to throw it out, so I re-cased it inside one of my NES controllers.

Check it out and let me know what you think.
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go flogging molly! yeah ive seen these all over there pretty cool bu what i want to make or just wait for someone to make is a camera in a nes controller but anyway good job
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Thank you so much for posting that! What a cool project - I want to go buy a cheapo just so I can fool around with it and make one like that!
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Neat! Very cool job, I bet if you took that down to a store like Hot Topic, they'd go completely ga-ga over it. Try it, you won't believe how much people down there love NES.
And thats really cool about the free phone batteries! I could really use something like that for my Super Joy famiclone. It has a wireless controller, and I want to retool it into a PSX pad with a rechargeable battery. What circuit did you end up using to charge your battery?
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Post by shmagoogin77 »

very cool
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Post by ohanon »

G-force wrote:Neat! Very cool job, I bet if you took that down to a store like Hot Topic, they'd go completely ga-ga over it. Try it, you won't believe how much people down there love NES.
And thats really cool about the free phone batteries! I could really use something like that for my Super Joy famiclone. It has a wireless controller, and I want to retool it into a PSX pad with a rechargeable battery. What circuit did you end up using to charge your battery?
I haven't put the charger into the unit yet, but I have built a charger unit that I need to figure out how to put in.

Here's a link to the circuit I'm going to use. I need to resist the voltage down in order to use it, though.
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Post by DK »

WOW!!!!!

A fellow Flogging Molly Fan!! And may I say, thats one snazzy MP3 player 8)
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