Hacking AEIComp LCD screens
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Rekarp
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Hacking AEIComp LCD screens
http://www.longhornengineer.com/DIY/LCDhacking
These are the screens Ben himself uses. I do not know if this is the method he uses but I hacked about 4 screens so far with this method and its working pretty good. Have fun!
These are the screens Ben himself uses. I do not know if this is the method he uses but I hacked about 4 screens so far with this method and its working pretty good. Have fun!
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Come on... sound amps are easy! Just do a Google search!
Thanks a lot for the documentation, by the way. I've been looking for more information on these screens for a while now. I emailed the company, but all they could spare me was a datasheet, which I guess was a little helpful.
I'm just glad you were able to give me some close-ups of different angles and stuff... that's what I was REALLY looking for...
Thanks a lot for the documentation, by the way. I've been looking for more information on these screens for a while now. I emailed the company, but all they could spare me was a datasheet, which I guess was a little helpful.
I'm just glad you were able to give me some close-ups of different angles and stuff... that's what I was REALLY looking for...

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thanks!Electric Rain wrote: Thanks a lot for the documentation, by the way. I've been looking for more information on these screens for a while now. I emailed the company, but all they could spare me was a datasheet, which I guess was a little helpful.
I'm just glad you were able to give me some close-ups of different angles and stuff... that's what I was REALLY looking for...
A little behind over here. Having a tough time juggling classes/HW/friends/soldering.
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Ok! I just finished the write up on the Audio Amp!!!
http://www.longhornengineer.com/DIY/Audiomono
Note that this is only for Mono Audio. That is it is good for NES and Atari portables. When I get around to it I will make another for Stereo.
http://www.longhornengineer.com/DIY/Audiomono
Note that this is only for Mono Audio. That is it is good for NES and Atari portables. When I get around to it I will make another for Stereo.
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