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Re: N64 Portable

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Buy it, or post a WTB thread here.
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Re: N64 Portable

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Online sites. I got one from Farnell but I'm sure digikey would sell them.
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Re: N64 Portable

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Digikey has a minimum order. All he wants is a TI card.
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Re: N64 Portable

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And I already posted a WTB thread, as soon as you suggested it. :P
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Re: N64 Portable

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Why not just use the free samples? They don't check to see if you have a real business. Even I managed to get some.
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Re: N64 Portable

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I bet you could buy some on this site. As far as I know people have really stocked up on these things.

And no, I don't have any myself so don't ask.
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Re: N64 Portable

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I got my screen! I took it apart to test the N64 with it(didn't get that far, though), but I broke something.... http://theseahawk.webs.com/DSC01813.JPG (how do I make the image a thumbnail?) It's hard to see in the picture, but the wire I circled is broken. My dad says he doesn't have anything to solder it with. Is there any other way to fix it?
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Re: N64 Portable

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Now that the screen is fixed, I decided to cut some wires. :lol: When I cut off the A/V input thingy, I discovered a mysterious black wire that was connected to it. Which I cut. But no worries, if I had seen it, I would've cut it anyway. I take it that it's ground. For testing purposes, I'd rather not cut up my N64 wires yet. But, where is the ground on a set of regular A/V wires?
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Re: N64 Portable

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on plain old av wires, ground is a mesh of wires around a second inner wire. :wink:
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Re: N64 Portable

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On each one? Or just on one of the individual yellow, red, or white? I'm still not really sure how ground works or what it really does... Just that it's important.
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Re: N64 Portable

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ground is basically the negative sides on batteries, and what helps completes the circuit in electronics.
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Re: N64 Portable

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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. We made circuits in school, but we didn't learn about ground. Just the wire connected to the negative part of the battery. :roll:

So would I have to cut up my wires to attach the ground? :? Maybe I should just wait for my gamebit to come in, then I can just use my own wires.
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Re: N64 Portable

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i suggest waiting for the gamebit so you don't mess with your cords.and there's a wiring diagram in the N64 section if you haven't seen it.
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Re: N64 Portable

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I've seen a few wiring diagrams, this one is perfect for my question. I'll wait for my gamebit, it might come in tomorrow and I'm supposed to go to bed now anyway.
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Re: N64 Portable

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Hijacking topic in 1

If I buy two batterys, do I need 2 PCB's? Or can I attach both to 1?
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