Wiring diagram

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Wiring diagram

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I am looking into making the portable 64 on this site -
http://saoghal.cywh.com/N64m_Pictures/n64m.html#Tech

However the wiring diagram has been lost from the site and I was wondering if anyone here had it and would be able to email it to me at daviddyson1@gmail.com

Thanks a lot
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Post by Sparkfist »

Heres a wiring diagram form the same guy Nick.
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FYI; There are two pins for putting in 3.3v (so about 1 amp each line) and if your going to use a different screen look in this forum for people that have asked questons before. Just about any info you need might be here, but if not post you question here in this thread.
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Thanks

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Ok thanks heaps for that,
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heh, when I first came to the old forums, I asked the exact same question......I eventually found the pic at PoD too :)
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Sorry got another question, has anyone made one of these and able to tell what the battery life is on it?
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on this exact N64p? not sure, but I'd say around 1 hour to 2 hours.....check his site, he might mention battery life somewhere on it.....
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If you use a 7.2v 3000mA battery it should last somewhere in the area of 2.5-4 hours, I dont know the exact draw the N64 has.
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Post by gannon »

n64 has a draw of ~2A, so plus the screen, you'll get a little more than an hour with a 3000mAh battery.
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or the draw on the converter......
Without games my life would have no meaning.
Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!

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