WTB: N64p case
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Re: WTB: N64p case or LoZ MM, LoZ OoT
Also, I'm intrested in buying Orcarina of Time or Majora's Mask.
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Re: WTB: N64p case
I would do that, but I have pretty bad follow-through skills on commisions. I try to avoid them unless I am almost done with the project. Otherwise, I get my payment, then procrastinate forever.
I could do it if you promised to be patient, though.
I could do it if you promised to be patient, though.

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Re: WTB: N64p case
It's march right now, I don't need the case until june. That enough time?palmertech wrote:I would do that, but I have pretty bad follow-through skills on commisions. I try to avoid them unless I am almost done with the project. Otherwise, I get my payment, then procrastinate forever.![]()
I could do it if you promised to be patient, though.
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Re: WTB: N64p case
It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well.
Plus, I need dimensions to work around!
Plus, I need dimensions to work around!

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Re: WTB: N64p case
Damn that requires thinkingpalmertech wrote:It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well.![]()
Plus, I need dimensions to work around!
I actually have no clue, what was the dementions for the one you sold?
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Re: WTB: N64p case
That thing was fricken tiny! If you have no experience packing a portable case I reccommend a huge case. (I had major issues fitting my portable in my case)DJ711 wrote:Damn that requires thinkingpalmertech wrote:It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well.![]()
Plus, I need dimensions to work around!![]()
I actually have no clue, what was the dementions for the one you sold?
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Re: WTB: N64p case
That case was indeed frickin tiny, but it can fit.
My new case is even smaller, I guess playing with packing stuff into handhelds pays off. 
I will need to measure to see what a good case size would be.
I do have a decent SNESp case, though.
I will need to measure to see what a good case size would be.
I do have a decent SNESp case, though.

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Would big be around 9, 10 inches?eurddrue wrote:That thing was fricken tiny! If you have no experience packing a portable case I reccommend a huge case. (I had major issues fitting my portable in my case)DJ711 wrote:Damn that requires thinkingpalmertech wrote:It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well.![]()
Plus, I need dimensions to work around!![]()
I actually have no clue, what was the dementions for the one you sold?
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Re: WTB: N64p case
big like an n64 shell big. My first case was smaller than the one my portable is in now and I couldn't get anything right. things kept touching and shorting and frying 
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Damn, I had high hopes on actually using it over the summer in public. Anyway, how did you learn how to place the mobo and screen in the case?eurddrue wrote:big like an n64 shell big. My first case was smaller than the one my portable is in now and I couldn't get anything right. things kept touching and shorting and frying
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Re: WTB: N64p case
Me, or him?
I use anti-static rubberized plastic film between each "layer", it is flexible and thin, and prevents shorts.
I use anti-static rubberized plastic film between each "layer", it is flexible and thin, and prevents shorts.

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Re: WTB: N64p case
Then what size would you reccomend, all I want is it to be easily played and small enough to fit in a nylon backpack.palmertech wrote:Me, or him?![]()
I use anti-static rubberized plastic film between each "layer", it is flexible and thin, and prevents shorts.
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Re: WTB: N64p case
Like I said, I will need to measure to see how well an N64 mobo of non-1337 proportions will fit. 
The problem is, I make my cases around the hardware (sometimes.
). That means they can be as small as the parts inside. Unless I know what screen, batteries, and controls you will be using, the smallest case possible will not happen. Thus, a "generic" case would be needed.
I could build a nice looking one from an N64 shell. Think like ShockSlayers, but not ugly.
That should fit in your backpack, and also fit any parts you would be likely to use.
The problem is, I make my cases around the hardware (sometimes.
I could build a nice looking one from an N64 shell. Think like ShockSlayers, but not ugly.

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Re: WTB: N64p case
PS1 screenpalmertech wrote:Like I said, I will need to measure to see how well an N64 mobo of non-1337 proportions will fit.
The problem is, I make my cases around the hardware (sometimes.). That means they can be as small as the parts inside. Unless I know what screen, batteries, and controls you will be using, the smallest case possible will not happen. Thus, a "generic" case would be needed.
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I could build a nice looking one from an N64 shell. Think like ShockSlayers, but not ugly.That should fit in your backpack, and also fit any parts you would be likely to use.
I hoped to use a official N64 controller (is that possible?) and a gamecube joystick
Batteries: http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?P ... rodID=3152 (I was hoping to use those)
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Re: WTB: N64p case
no you would have to use a third party n64 controller to use a gamecube joystick, but then you could just use a real n64 controller's buttons.
@Palmertech, I'm interested in this "anti shorting miracle." I've never heard of it. How much does it cost? (I may need some, lots)
@Palmertech, I'm interested in this "anti shorting miracle." I've never heard of it. How much does it cost? (I may need some, lots)
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