Question about power adapter that comes with n64
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im thinking you dont quite understand basic electronics, you should test your whole setup on its designed power adapters, and slowing circuit by circuit work your way to battery power, that way you know exactly what is the problem, and if ur connecting 12v to a ps1 lcd, ur in trouble...., and the 3v adaptor is for the 3.3v input rail to the n64, since the n64 takes a input of 12ish and 3.3v, which the 3 volt will run fine in most cases
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He said Intec PS2, not PS1, hence the reason I said 12V.
You're right though, he doesn't appear to have a lot of electronics experience.
Trebile, could you please make a concept schematic, because your camera is about as useless as mine, and that one pic is useless. Using multiple colours, show us how your wires connect between everything.
You're right though, he doesn't appear to have a lot of electronics experience.
Trebile, could you please make a concept schematic, because your camera is about as useless as mine, and that one pic is useless. Using multiple colours, show us how your wires connect between everything.

