STILL having trouble with my N64p
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My idea EXACTLY for my N64pV3. YOU STOLE IT! SPAZZ ATTACK! GASP!I do have a suggestion, though, to make relocating the expansion pack easier....simply take a broken expansion pack, cut off the parts with the pins that sticks into the expansion/jumper pack slot on the n64, solder wires to each pin, and then solder the other ends of those wires to a desoldered expansion/jumper pack slot from an broken n64. then, you can simply plug in new expansion packs rather than always having to rewire them.
lol i planned on tha since april 2003, never got around to doing it. I guess you beat me to il.
Desktop: P4 1.6 GHz, 256 mb Ram, 2x 40 gb hdd, Win XP Home, Geforce 3 64 mb, 24/10/40 CDRW, 4x DVD-Rom, $1362.03 in Mid-2002
Laptop: P3-m 800 Mhz, 320 MB ram, 20 GB HDD, Win XP PRO, 8x DVD, $5 in early 2005
Laptop: P3-m 800 Mhz, 320 MB ram, 20 GB HDD, Win XP PRO, 8x DVD, $5 in early 2005
