Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
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Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
Can I? and if i can how?
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
just pull it off:
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
its soldered on isn't it
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
Desolder it using a desoldering iron. 
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
If i do that will it still work
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
Yeah, of course. Otherwise, your N64 wouldn't work if you didn't have an expansion in it.
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
the one on the bottom was never developed and therefore has no use,
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tom61 wrote: You should have PMed him about his sig instead of posting a reply to an old thread. In base 2 (AKA binary) one-zero (10) is two.
Binary is as easy as 1 10 11!
Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
...was never developed? It has a purpose, just not for most gamers.
Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
yeah, but the only thing that came from that was the n64dd, and EVERYBODY knows that that was a big
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
so can i remove it?
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
ok its off now, but i got no video or sound when i test
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tom61 wrote: You should have PMed him about his sig instead of posting a reply to an old thread. In base 2 (AKA binary) one-zero (10) is two.
Binary is as easy as 1 10 11!
Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
If you want to just plug the cartridge slot into where it normally goes, it won't work without the EXP port. The cart slot plugs into the EXP port, which is soldered to the N64 board, so no EXP port means no connection (without some soldering). If you plan on relocating the cart slot for a portable, though, you'll be fine without the EXP port.
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
i figured that out when i pulled it off and did the soldering but it still no work and the LED does come on and it gets warm but still has no video or sound
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tom61 wrote: You should have PMed him about his sig instead of posting a reply to an old thread. In base 2 (AKA binary) one-zero (10) is two.
Binary is as easy as 1 10 11!
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
you sure you "did" the soldering?
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Re: Can I remove the expansion slot on the bottem of the board?
i am not the worlds bets solderer i may have shorted some pins and tested it and fried it
yet if i fried it would the led come on and the chips get warm
yet if i fried it would the led come on and the chips get warm
There are 10 kinds of people in the world those that understand binary and those that don't.
tom61 wrote: You should have PMed him about his sig instead of posting a reply to an old thread. In base 2 (AKA binary) one-zero (10) is two.
Binary is as easy as 1 10 11!
