limone79
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Hi.
My name is limone and I live in Asia.
I use a translator because I am not good at English.
I am happy to get a lot of information from this site.
Let me introduce the completed portable Nintendo 64.
spec
- advanced N64 trimming
- cardslot 90 deg
- extension memory swap
- 4" 320 x 240 screen (S-video)
- li-on 2500mah x 2
- 1st party controller
- memory card
Recently registered, I cut the Nintendo 64 board with an advanced trim.
The card slot was set to 90 degrees and fixed with epoxy.
PIF ordered the PCB with Gerber file and soldered it.
The controller was cut leaving the expansion slot part.
Analog stick used Attiny24A for signal conversion.
The case was made with 3D printing.
Memory card sram was replaced with fram.
This is the completed wiring.
Select the L and Z buttons as the bottom left slide switch in the picture.
The battery is located at the bottom of the slot.
completed my first portable Nintendo 64.
I tested several games.
Thanks.
My name is limone and I live in Asia.
I use a translator because I am not good at English.
I am happy to get a lot of information from this site.
Let me introduce the completed portable Nintendo 64.
spec
- advanced N64 trimming
- cardslot 90 deg
- extension memory swap
- 4" 320 x 240 screen (S-video)
- li-on 2500mah x 2
- 1st party controller
- memory card
Recently registered, I cut the Nintendo 64 board with an advanced trim.
The card slot was set to 90 degrees and fixed with epoxy.
PIF ordered the PCB with Gerber file and soldered it.
The controller was cut leaving the expansion slot part.
Analog stick used Attiny24A for signal conversion.
The case was made with 3D printing.
Memory card sram was replaced with fram.
This is the completed wiring.
Select the L and Z buttons as the bottom left slide switch in the picture.
The battery is located at the bottom of the slot.
completed my first portable Nintendo 64.
I tested several games.
Thanks.