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Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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does anybody have a pinout for to power plug on the n64? also, where on the battery should i put the grounds? :? :?:
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its written on the poweradapter
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or www.pinouts.ru

They have everything. I was looking there when I was trying to make a tilt controller for my PC using mercury switches.
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daguuy wrote:where on the battery should I put the grounds? :? :?:
Um... Try negative(aka GROUND).....
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There should be a part of the how To section with all the pinouts and connections on it. *hint, hint*
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Post by monster »

a lot of schematics have positive and gnd, unless it's otherwise stated, gnd is usually negative
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I was looking at the psu of my n64 and it says that the 12 uses .8 amps and the 3.3 uses 2.7. How do I come up with that much power (for the 3.3 volt)?
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Post by HK-47 »

Well, thats the ammount of mA it uses in an hour. (Hence the h in mAh).
That just means a 3.3v 3A battery will last just over an hour, and a 3.3v 1.5A battery will last ~ 30 minutes.
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connect batterys parrellel to increase amps
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