A little help?

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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aperture
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Re: A little help?

Post by aperture »

Ok, here is my video port

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Now, since this is not a ps one screen, where am I adding everything? the colorful huge of wires are useless (other than of course, case moving).

There is two thick wires that say "AWM 2547 28AWG VW-15C 80 (degrees)C 300V E77981 WONDERFUL-D"
Its looks like a pretty thick gauge..use for batteries? :P

The others are relatively small...

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Erm, hope to give you guys a little help to my question of where I'm sticking the cables from n64 to lcd...I don't need to buy specefic male port RYW cables, right? I can just use other wires to connect it, right? :?:

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For cutting the board, I know this is one good place to cut (easy to reconnect), but I need another for dealing with the other parts of the board...any ideas? I'm trying to get the c buttons, a and b buttons seperated....That cut will spearate A and B from the Board I think....


THANK YOU ALL FOR VIEWING/REPLYING/HELPING :mrgreen:
aperture
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Re: A little help?

Post by aperture »

hailrazer [u]the awesome[/u] wrote: Yours will total about $50 from the battery, the pcb (cheap), and the smart charger.
So you are spending around $32 + shipping. The batteryspace ones are $55 + shipping.

The batteryspace ones will be a lot smaller / lighter / and more power. Hmmm I would spend the extra $22 :P
neeeh, but I don't have the $55 :cry:

But you do make an excellent point... :? Time to go earn some cash....

EDIT:
NVM about the wire, i've got that covered. I also am ordering the batteries, so I should be good there. I have 12 gauge wire, althrough not too much of it. Next I just need some solder to get to work! :roll:

Does anybody know where I need to connect the n64 video cables in the Yellow, Red, and White inputs???
I'm not using a psone screen, so I'm drawing a blank on what I need to connect and where :facepalm:
ToastBucket
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Re: A little help?

Post by ToastBucket »

under or behind the little plastic things on the RCA ports on the screen, you might see two little prongs going into the board. You might want to solder to those because it will be simple
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