n64 power regulator

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beefybaconboy
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n64 power regulator

Post by beefybaconboy »

pls help! :shock:
i want to make a n64 portable.
but i do not know how to make a power regulator. :evil:
i have some hardware experience (ive built a computer)
pls reply soon.
Thank you
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Try a search...


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ive tried many

but i cant find one :shock:
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Use google to search the benheck site like this

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You can use the PTH08080 or PTH08000 to bring the voltage down to 3.3V. You'll also need a 100mfd capacitor and preferably a 1.8k ohm resistor. If you need either of those, I sell them really cheap, and can send them anywhere. The regulator, itself is available from TI's website as a free sample. I can also sell one pre-assembled.
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