Just finished my genuine NES Portable!

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FastMHz
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Just finished my genuine NES Portable!

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I wish I'd have found this site before I started construction, but I think it turned out pretty good for a first portable conversion:

http://www.fastmhz.com

I used a genuine 8-bit nintendo and converted it to a giant gameboy like contraption. It runs on Lithium Ion batteries for > 3 hours, have a recharge jack, and is housed in a home made lexan case.
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Post by Kai »

I like the plexiglas case
nice work
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Post by gannon »

hmm... how well does the cart. make contact with the slot?
Looks to me like you'd have to hold the cart down (unless you bent the slot pins)
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Looks good, well done! :D
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Post by soundwave »

Lookin' good. I like that cart slot.
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Post by HK-47 »

Nice. :) I like the see through case. :)
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Post by FastMHz »

Regarding the connector and pushing the game down:

I got one of those new ones off ebay and it's such a tight fit for the cart that I don't have to hold it down at all...at least, not yet.

Thanks for the compliments!
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Post by gamer2 »

it looks great
was the case impuse or planned
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Post by FastMHz »

The case is a bit of both on the fly designing and preplanning. I had taken all the circuits that needed to fit and laid them out, and then based on measurements of the circuit stack, I cut out the parts to build the case.
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You say on your site that you got your psone lcd from allelectronics? Do you mean http://www.allelectronics.com/ because I am having a hard time finding it on their site.
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Post by FastMHz »

I had gotten it quite a while back and they may not have any more. It was $80, don't know if that was a good deal or not.
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Post by this-is-me »

Well fiddlesticks. When Toys R Us was liquidating these things, I got one for about $33, but I can't seem to find them that cheap anywhere. Not ebay, or amazon or anyplace I can think of looking. Does anyone know of a place to buy these for about $30 plus shipping?
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