Yes, my mistake. I had a miscalculation. I made a mistake on the diagram too. The resistors in parallel should be 10k, 3.9k, 3.9k, and 1.5k(yes, two 3.9k ohm resistors).
um....I'm not very sure on that whole NUS-001 thing, actually ...but others say that on the NUS-001 N64s 5V can be inputted into the 3.3V line...has anyone tested this yet?
Without games my life would have no meaning.
Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!
Eh, I'll just do the 1.2 thing. So, just to confirm:
I'll need a 7805 and 6 one-ohm resistors.
I hook up 5 of the resistors in parallel to create a .2 ohm resistor.
I put the 7805 in series with my one-ohm and my .2-ohm resistors.
This will reduce incoming voltages down to a range of 3.2 to 3.56 volts for the amount of amps an N64 uses.
Ok thanks
I don't understand several details, but my diagram is correct, no?
If it is false, can you correct him?
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Ok thanks
I don't understand several details, but my diagram is correct, no?
If it is false, can you correct him?
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Sorry, but my English is limited. If I have correctly understand, my N64p will work but it's will be better if I have one source power and not two,
yeah?