Should I attempt?

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Should I attempt?

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Hey, Im 16 years old and have a basic 8th grade electronics sodering background, should I attempt a SNESP? I have not made any portablles before but love to take things apart. IS the book easy to follow? Like I said, I have a basic knowledge in sodering. Anybody who has completed or is working on one, can I do it (do u think)?
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I think you definatly can do it. From what I've seen from the book, it walks you right through every aspect also :)
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if you have the time, motivation, and patience you should be able to do it without a problem. Oh, and money helps, too :)
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Post by CaptCrunch »

Thanks a lot guys, I will probably start when i get sum cash!
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I'm a 13 year old also attempting a SNESp. You at least got some good education on soldering and all. I 'm startin from scratch :cry: . But good luck!
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maybe try soldering other stuff, try practicing on some crap board from some crap electronics you have lieing around.
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wow, so uber nube like... ok kids this ones an eazy one just get any thing higher than 7.2 vots and put it right in to the DC jack in the back (wether you want to rip open the case or make an adapter is up to you) then go online and search the pin outs for the snes (thats the audio video stuff) get composite video and audio out and put it in to a pocket tv. I sugest the Game cube hipgear Screens (there 2 inch screens on cube controllers, eazy to find) they say they need 12 volts but you can put in aslow as 4 AA battrys, if you are using the same power sorse as the Snes you sould use 6 AA battrys to power bouth the screen and snes. then mount every thing together. to make a cheap case, you can cut apart a supernintendo (and its controlers) then glue them all to gether (all wired up ofcourse) atach the Screen and battrys and you have your self a portable.
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if ur makin fun of me....... :evil: I'm not that noobish tho. i got some stuff down.
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JackFrost22 wrote:register come on stop being a guest
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I'm sorry oh great gannon
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well i'v decided that until i got some normal knowledege on portableizationizing, i might as well remain a guest.
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