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daguuy
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FS: My amazing portable N64! ---- PRICE DROP----

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I just spent most of my money on a car and could really use some money to get off the ground so I need to sell it. It cost me a lot of money to make (I fried 4 N64s before finding one that'll survive anything) and took a lot of time and patience to build so I'm selling it at pretty close to what it took to make it: $300 (includes shipping). Here's some info about it:

-It has not had a single problem since it was completed. Take care of it and it'll take car of you. I took it on several road trips and it's been great.
-I'm not the best case designer, but it holds together just fine and the guts work fantastically.
-It has a 6 LED (10,00mcd) LED mod that looks great, even in dark games.
-Has a switch to turn on/off the brightness mod for bright games (can be switched while running).
-Batteries hold 5,000 mah so it has good battery life.
-Built in protection/charger circuit so all it needs is 12v in the plug and it charges nicely.
-comes with wall and car chargers so you can charge it anywhere. Wall adapter plugs into the same power cord computers use.
-Has all the controls. There's a switch under the battery on the left to switch the left trigger between L and Z.
-Cartridge slot is sturdy.
-Analog stick was brand new when I made it. Still in great condition.

Here's the dip switch controls from left to right:
1: NC
2: Battery
3: N64 mobo power
4: Screen power
5: Connects the plug to the guts (do NOT leave switched on when charging or the screen will get 12v and not be happy). This is used to just power the N64 from an external source as a regular N64 console. Only flip on when 2 and 4 are off.
6: Brightness mod on/off. Can be used when running.
7: Internal controller power. Turn off if you're using an external controller. Otherwise, leave on.
8: NC
I'll leave them in the normal position for playing/charging so you don't have to mess with them when you get it. Normal position is all are on except for 5.

Here's a diagram of the wiring: http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/6987/circuitjr5.gif

And now on to the pictures:
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I'm asking for $300 (including shipping) which is a reasonable price considering I haven't seen another N64p with features as good as this. I can take cash or check. I'll ship it when I get payment. PM or just post here, I don't really care which.
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Post by Twisted Warthog »

How many hours of playing time does it get?
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Post by daguuy »

I've been averaging around 4-5 hours depending on what game you're playing.
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Post by ShockSlayer »

Two questions for my benefit:
Where'd you get the batteries?(Provide link?)
What kindo of 3.3v stepdown did you use?

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Price dropped to $300. Any lower and I'd almost be loosing money from it :shock:
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Bump!
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