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thewise1
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Is this right? 2.0

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I can't quite tell where to wire everything in sifufs expansion pak relocation guide, the picture of it is too blurry, and I don't really understand circuit drawings either so I'm only guessing in this picture, and I want someone to confirm this before I wire it.

So here it is:

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Is this correct?

NOTE: snoewboarders post is from another picture
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Yes, thats what i did
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bump new question in first post!!
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It looks pretty good man, TBH I dont know if many people will take the time to check each connection for you. People (me included) have posted scans of the n64 motherboard and the expansion pack PCB. The easiest thing to do would be to get those, and then do it yourself while checking them off in paint or something.

At least find them and link to them in this thread cause we are all lazy.

Make sure your pin 35/36 is right, thats really the only thing that got me.
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hey, buddy, you have made a lot of threads lately, maybe you should spend some time searching around the n64 forum so you don't have to keep making threads.
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eurddrue wrote:hey, buddy, you have made a lot of threads lately, maybe you should spend some time searching around the n64 forum so you don't have to keep making threads.
I know, and I've been meaning to do that. But since I've been talking so much I just modified this thread instead.
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timmeh87 wrote:It looks pretty good man, TBH I dont know if many people will take the time to check each connection for you. People (me included) have posted scans of the n64 motherboard and the expansion pack PCB. The easiest thing to do would be to get those, and then do it yourself while checking them off in paint or something.

At least find them and link to them in this thread cause we are all lazy.

Make sure your pin 35/36 is right, thats really the only thing that got me.
You don't have to check everyone, you just have to compare it to the job you guys have done. You had to know where everything goes too. You don't have to go opening up your portables for me.
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