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jrod899
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SNESP wanted to buy!!!!!!

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so im horrible at soldering and would just screw up my snes if i tried. so who would be willing to make this beast? you have no idea how much i would appreciate it!!!!!!
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more details like price, screen size, case design ect would be useful.
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Post by jrod899 »

well im looking for a decent size screen and to be honest about the size of a ds or so. enough where i can see lol. price range, the most would be 150 if possible and the rest like case and what not im not to sure about. as long as it works and i can play on the go it works for me lol. im not picky!
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Post by exploding.monkey »

we're not sure what a 'decent' screen size is (for me its 5" , others 2")
about the size of a ds, like, opened? also $150!? case, parts, and consoles get costly and due to extreme labour making these, these things can sell for about $600 for a 'decent' portable.

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. also, it'd would be recommendable if you accutaly described the case and where hings would go ( i seriously would).
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Post by Gordon1 »

I will build you one, but not for $150. The material alone is more than that.
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no not a whole ds just like the top screen or bottom screen. also im gonna pick up the book to do it but i was mainly gonna see if it wouldnt be a lot more to just buy one. also how hard is it to mess with the whole mother board and such? also what are the majority of the tools you have to use.
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Post by Neildo_64 »

Get a Ds or a PSP or something then. There is NO WAY to get an snes portable the size of a DS. Not that I aware of anyway. Also $150 is way way too low. Try a few hundred more. :wink:
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Post by exploding.monkey »

your probaly not going to rip up the motherboard if your soldering skills suck.

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http://portablesofdoom.org/page.php?page=basics

(notice how solder is in there) :P
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Post by jrod899 »

i have to old snes' not the mini or the nes snes combo but the original square ones. are those ok to use?
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Post by exploding.monkey »

im not sure what youre talking about but for a portable, a smaller version of the console is better (like a PSone being better for a portable then PSX)
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Post by Triton »

Get a Ds or a PSP or something then. There is NO WAY to get an snes portable the size of a DS. Not that I aware of anyway. Also $150 is way way too low. Try a few hundred more.
I could do it, with the cartslot it would be a little more than twice as thick but otherwise those dimensions. but i would charge more like 400$


and yes i know this is an old thread, i just wanted to point out i could do it :lol:
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Post by exploding.monkey »

I doubt he's still interested.
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