Circuitry Question

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Tat2artist
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Circuitry Question

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Ok so this may be a question that may not sound right I dont know but the lines running under the green film on a circuit board is copper right? so in essence couldnt you slice a board up with many "jumper" soldered points to maintain the working integrity of the board and provide more compact but ample space? also what might be used as a good seperator that will remain firm and in place with about as much "bounced around" durability as a psp lets say? thanks again
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Re: Circuitry Question

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Tat2artist wrote:Ok so this may be a question that may not sound right I dont know but the lines running under the green film on a circuit board is copper right? so in essence couldnt you slice a board up with many "jumper" soldered points to maintain the working integrity of the board and provide more compact but ample space? also what might be used as a good seperator that will remain firm and in place with about as much "bounced around" durability as a psp lets say? thanks again
I believe Sifuf's SixtyFree-Lite-r used a cut up board with wires to take place of some board connections.
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Post by jjhammerstein »

Some things don't work with connections longer than they already are.
For example, an N64 Expansion Pak can't be extended more than 2cm before failing.

I don't know about the DC.
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Post by Tat2artist »

thanks for the info guys ;)
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