WTB: N64p case

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palmertech
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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I will look for some online, I got mine from inside some broken LCD moniters. :lol: I have seen it before, I just forget the exact name.
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DJ711
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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I am intruiged by this anti-shorting miracle as well

Also any of you know a cheap third party controller I can use.
I haven't been here in awhile, and looking back it's one of the worst ideas I ever had. I'm back and I'll be here for awhile, I was quite active 1 year ago and I hope to become that again.
palmertech
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Re: WTB: N64p case

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Yeah, the Yobo ones.

Here is a rubberized anti-static mat: http://www.rubbersheetroll.com/neoprene ... tatic.html

Using material from anti-static bags works well too, it has an aluminum layer in the middle that prevents interference. http://cgi.ebay.com/20-ESD-Anti-Static- ... 1|294%3A50
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Re: WTB: N64p case

Post by DJ711 »

So it prevents shorts?
I haven't been here in awhile, and looking back it's one of the worst ideas I ever had. I'm back and I'll be here for awhile, I was quite active 1 year ago and I hope to become that again.
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