STILL having trouble with my N64p

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What do you mean? I tried to put his name in the quote but it didn't work.
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It works now.
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G-force wrote:What do you mean? I tried to put his name in the quote but it didn't work.
He means [ quote="insert name here"] not [ quote=insert name here] :)
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I do have a suggestion, though, to make relocating the expansion pack easier....simply take a broken expansion pack, cut off the parts with the pins that sticks into the expansion/jumper pack slot on the n64, solder wires to each pin, and then solder the other ends of those wires to a desoldered expansion/jumper pack slot from an broken n64. then, you can simply plug in new expansion packs rather than always having to rewire them.
My idea EXACTLY for my N64pV3. YOU STOLE IT! SPAZZ ATTACK! GASP!
lol i planned on tha since april 2003, never got around to doing it. I guess you beat me to il.
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Post by G-force »

Yeah that's a really good idea considering how much trouble ben's having rewiring that darn (CAT! :P )exp pack. Good going Gamelver!
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