N64p guide!!!!!!!!

[Turbo Tax 1.0]

you are correct there are many ways to get 3.3 volts from 7.2 just search the boards for a while or make a thread

[loverare]

Ok
But if I have one power source, I can use several constituent such as "regulator" "7805" and other?
But, if I have 2 power source, I needn't this?

[Turbo Tax 1.0]

with two power sources it would be easier to build and with one it may be a little more difficult i actually do recall someone saying they got about an hour and a half of play time off two sources

[loverare]

then, with 2 source, I have not other constituent but I can't playing a longtime. And with 1 source, what is the playing time

[Turbo Tax 1.0]

im not to sure but the only reason two sources doesnt last as long is because the 3 volt line runs dry faster than the 7.2 volt line so maybe if you just wired two sets of 3 batteries in a parrelel circuit it would make the life longer

[loverare]

Ok thanks
Are there other details important or it's good?

[Turbo Tax 1.0]

it's good

[bioniclebert]

Sorry to bring this up, but its just a thing I noticed...

On my N64 board (says NUS CPU 03) the power lines are actually labeled. It says 3.3V and 12V on it. There is also a regulator on it, 12V in and 5V out.

It also says Vterm on it and Vref. What are those? And can I bypass this regluator with +5v? I cannot test it, the N64 is busted. (then I beat it up and took parts off.)

[daguuy]

yeah, you can bypass it but if you do, make sure you don't give it too much voltage because it'll be unregulated. i'll have to include that in the how-2, thanks for reminding me. I have no idea what Vterm and Vref are

[cplexroro]

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will that work?

[mako321]

[Snipeye]