Into a million tiny peices!lovablechevy wrote:that does the exact same thing as bypassing the switch. makes much more sense to remove it to save room. besides, his broke.
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yeah no joke. what i don't get is why you were desoldering it if you didn't plan on bypassing it. were you going to relocate the whole thing?lovablechevy wrote:that does the exact same thing as bypassing the switch. makes much more sense to remove it to save room. besides, his broke.luke_hankins wrote:of course you always have the option of leaving the n64 power switch on the board and always turned on, and having another switch at the battery that turns the whole system on/off. doesn't waste power that way.lovablechevy wrote:you bypass it so that you can tie everything (screen, batteries, & system) together in 1 switch. if you don't, the batteries will drain super fast since it would be sending power to the board constantly. i learned this the hard way with the handyduo back in the day.Haunted360 wrote:Why bypass it? (Unless you testing as he is I guess...) I see no point to it later on.
Just add any switch you like later on, because a portable without a switch?...
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