Anyone want an N64 clock cartridge?

[Bush]

I have previously made a clock inside an N64 (http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php ... ck#p433636" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;). However I know that I can put the entire clock within the cartridge, and have it be battery or wall powered. Anyone interested?

[Triton]

you could probably power it directly from the cartslot of the n64 depending on how you do the clock

[Bush]

Well I could, but then you would be powering the board as well.

[budnespid]

Uhhhh, why not just remove the portion of the board that the chips are on (leaving the pins) and just solder to the ones that give off voltage?

[Bush]

I meant the N64 board. To have the clock be on, the n64 would also be on, and assuming you are like most people, you will want your clock to be on for awhile, meaning the N64 board will be on for extended periods of time, which is not good for it. But yeah, it would be easy to power it from a 12v slot pin. Just not smart in the long run.

[Triton]

I meant the N64 board. To have the clock be on, the n64 would also be on, and assuming you are like most people, you will want your clock to be on for awhile, meaning the N64 board will be on for extended periods of time, which is not good for it. But yeah, it would be easy to power it from a 12v slot pin. Just not smart in the long run.

every n64 is over a decade old now, and i doubt being on extended periods at idle (eg not playing a game) would do anything negative to an n64

[budnespid]

N64s can be had for dirt cheap. We should try this.

[Bush]

Yeah thanks. Steal my idea.

[budnespid]

I am offended.

I would never steal an idea from my bro BUSHWHACKA

[Bush]

Well good, you had me scared like a LOLCANADA