Help with my n64p

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corky_the_portabiliser
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Help with my n64p

Post by corky_the_portabiliser »

well i am about to go buy my n64 and psone screen. can someone post wiring diagrams and tell me how to build it i need help!! can you tell me the easiest way to wire the batteries. my plan for wiring the av is to have the cable and have ports in the middle of the cable as av out and run a headfone jack off the audio plugs. will it work?

Thanks for your help......you will help me right???
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Check some of the ones at POD.
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Post by corky_the_portabiliser »

so if i follow this wiring diagram it will work ,right? but it uses a gamecube screen what do i hav to change for a psone screen??
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Post by soundwave »

You don't have to change anything, the psone screen also takes 7.5v.
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Post by corky_the_portabiliser »

i thought i read something sumwhere it was 12v. well thats useful thanks!
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Post by soundwave »

I think its 7.5ish, could be wrong, dont quote me.
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Post by corky_the_portabiliser »

lol i just checked the pinout it has a 7.5v in
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