GAMECUBE INTEC LCD SCREEN PLEASE HELP!!!

If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.

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I've seen that pic before. OH wait! That's because it's my pic! http://members.shaw.ca/nos_slived/n64wiring3zf.bmp

Of coarse the red and black wires are possitive and negative.

You need something to regulate to 3V-3.5V, because you need to have a 3.3V line.

One thing that I messed up on the layout is that you should really have the power switch on the negative line, instead of the possitive.
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lol seeing someone frying there n64 for blatent lazieness would make my day complete :P
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:shock: so that's not all i have to do? :shock:
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all you do is follow the diagram
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so i just follow the diagram, add the buttons, and make the case? kewl.
could i replace the power converter with a 7805 linear regulator?

what should the new diagram look like since i should have the power switch on the negative line?

wait...are u just trying to get me to ruin my system?
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It is exactly the same, just put the SPDT on the negative line.

BTW: By telling you to put it on the negative line is actually helping to keep your N64 from being fried, and helps prevent power loss. I have helped lots of people here, I'm not going to start messing with people now. You might want to learn something about electronics before doing any big projects...
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actually i know a bit about electronix. ive just never done anything like this. i thought *o* was messing with me becuz before he said it'd be funny to see someone frying their N64 and i thougth he gave me false directions.
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soz didnt mean to scare you

im just a very scary person
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OK
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you have no idea what i am talking about
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nope.

ok, i'm ordering stuff that i need off of eBay. I'm gonna start it soon. this is gonna be awesome!
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JackFrost22 wrote:12volts is the intec i believe
does that mean the interact is some other voltage?
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interact is 18v
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okay, ive just made a site on xanga. It's my SNES blog. the URL is:
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Anyone like my new avatar? i just got GIF animator, so i can make moving avatars.
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