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Re: WTB: N64p case or LoZ MM, LoZ OoT

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Also, I'm intrested in buying Orcarina of Time or Majora's Mask.
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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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. :lol:

I could do it if you promised to be patient, though. :wink:
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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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. :lol:

I could do it if you promised to be patient, though. :wink:
It's march right now, I don't need the case until june. That enough time?
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well. :wink:

Plus, I need dimensions to work around! :lol:
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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palmertech wrote:It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well. :wink:

Plus, I need dimensions to work around! :lol:
Damn that requires thinking :lol:

I actually have no clue, what was the dementions for the one you sold?
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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DJ711 wrote:
palmertech wrote:It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well. :wink:

Plus, I need dimensions to work around! :lol:
Damn that requires thinking :lol:

I actually have no clue, what was the dementions for the one you sold?
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)
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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That case was indeed frickin tiny, but it can fit. :lol: 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. :lol:

I do have a decent SNESp case, though.
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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eurddrue wrote:
DJ711 wrote:
palmertech wrote:It should be. I also want to make sure you like the new case as well. :wink:

Plus, I need dimensions to work around! :lol:
Damn that requires thinking :lol:

I actually have no clue, what was the dementions for the one you sold?
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)
Would big be around 9, 10 inches?
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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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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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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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 :(
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?
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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Me, or him? :lol:

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

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palmertech wrote:Me, or him? :lol:

I use anti-static rubberized plastic film between each "layer", it is flexible and thin, and prevents shorts.
Then what size would you reccomend, all I want is it to be easily played and small enough to fit in a nylon backpack.
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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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. :wink: ). 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. :lol:

I could build a nice looking one from an N64 shell. Think like ShockSlayers, but not ugly. :lol: That should fit in your backpack, and also fit any parts you would be likely to use.
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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palmertech 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. :wink: ). 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. :lol:

I could build a nice looking one from an N64 shell. Think like ShockSlayers, but not ugly. :lol: That should fit in your backpack, and also fit any parts you would be likely to use.
PS1 screen
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

Post by eurddrue »

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)
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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