I used to think that, but it hasn't stopped me from being the electronics wizard of the house, that and I still try.
But if you really feel that way, stay off it for a while. You can always post on the forums without portablizing, and you can always decide to build something later, if you want.
don't give up . all you need is some practice or do what i'm doing with my M64 and just hack the plugs, not the boards. it might be cheating but it makes it easier
Yeah i guess i could do it exetremely slowly and then maybe it wouldn't break i mean i go slow but even then it breaks. Maybe i should start with fixing things so i can't break them .
I don't know on the PSone screen i was pulling out the screen connector oh so carefully and it broke off . So my dad took it in to his work because he knows someone there who might be able to fix it but he couldn't. So know i have to buy another PSone screen and hopefully not break it.
Metroid fan wrote:i was pulling out the screen connector
what for? was it for the LED mod? if you can't mod it without breaking it and giving up, don't mod it if it isn't mandatory. Disclaimer: if you can mod it, go for it but what i said above goes for more "unskilled" people
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if you can do it, go for it but remember: your top priority is to make it work. if that was your 1st attemt to mod it, try it again and if that doesn't work, it would be better to give up with the LED mod than give up making the SNESp
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. all you need is some practice or do what i'm doing with my M64 and just hack the plugs, not the boards. it might be cheating but it makes it easier 
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