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Check my COMPLETE diagram please.

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Ok so I figured out what I am doing for the most part, thanks to triton and not-as-much Skyone. I have completed my diagram, and would like someone to check it for me!

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So how does it look? I only show the back 3rd of the yobo but the other 2 parts are there lol!

Thanks.
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You created wireless electricity?
Things I need to purchase for my NES Laptop:
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6X 1.2v 3500mAh sub-C's
1X 1/8'' to RCA stereo Adapater
1X Radioshack repair kit

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No, he invented Portals. See the circles in the diagram? :P

Looks like it should work just fine.
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Re: Check my COMPLETE diagram please.

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Dr. KillGood wrote:Ok so I figured out what I am doing for the most part, thanks to triton and not-as-much Skyone.
Not my fault that Triton is stubborner than I am, I just gave up on you. :D
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Ah, thanks for clearing the confusion bicostp. Ehehehe..
Things I need to purchase for my NES Laptop:
1X PSone screen
6X 1.2v 3500mAh sub-C's
1X 1/8'' to RCA stereo Adapater
1X Radioshack repair kit

..yeaaaaah...
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Sharp Sapphire wrote:Ah, thanks for clearing the confusion bicostp. Ehehehe..
I used my mini portal gun to make the wires shorter! =D
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Post by Dr. KillGood »

Ok so like, I got the LCD to run off the batteries, and the yobo is still on wall-plug.

My point is, when I turn them both on, I get no picture on the LCD!

LCD ON W00T!
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In the right spots.
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Connections look good right?
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So why is it not working? I am trying to play super Mario 3.
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Post by Sharp Sapphire »

Ground.
Things I need to purchase for my NES Laptop:
1X PSone screen
6X 1.2v 3500mAh sub-C's
1X 1/8'' to RCA stereo Adapater
1X Radioshack repair kit

..yeaaaaah...
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Gotta have that black ground wire connected.
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Sharp Sapphire wrote:Ground.
You think he would have noticed that :/
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I did do the ground, is it supported to go on the YOBO nes board? I soldered it to the same spot as the LCD ground?
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Dr. KillGood wrote:I did do the ground, is it supported to go on the YOBO nes board? I soldered it to the same spot as the LCD ground?
If you look closely, a black wire was not attached.
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Post by gannon »

Yes, at the moment there should be 3 wires between the yobo and lcd (audio, video, and ground), so you need to connect the ground wire to the yobo
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Well where does the black wire attach to the YOBO?
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Any of the sides of where the a/v jacks used to be. Its the big long contact that nearly every component is connected to.
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