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Thanks for the heads up, I just checked the pinout of the THS7314. Seems pretty straight forward.

Thanks a lot for the info should be fairly simple to wire it up directly!

Hey everyone, sorry to bump this thread! Just wondering is it still possible to buy one or more of these boards? If not does anyone have an extra they would like to sell?

@Gman just for testing the board with the batteries does the rgb led need to be installed or can I just leave it un-wired to test then wire it afterwards? @GingerOfOz Would I just wire from one of the gnd pads in between the 5v and the 3v3v pads to the metal plate on the right side along with...

Perfect, could you please confirm if this is correct? I did a rough wiring sketch of how I believe I need to connect the pms. Sorry for being a pain with all the questions, I truly appreciate the help. My pms should be delivered tomorrow and I would like to make sure I connect it properly.

Perfect thanks for the info @Stitches ches , also on the pms, I connect the battery(-) to the A pad right? The battery (+) was mentioned in the notes on the store page. Also I apologize in advance for the noob questions, assuming I need to send 5v to my screen as well along with the...

Awesome, thanks for the information!

Sorry to post in this, just wanted to say this is an awesome idea! Also one question, did you wire the n64 directly to the gbs 8200 or did you also use a sync strike?

If you don't mind could you please post your solution? I've been eyeing that exact amp but am not sure how to switch from speaker to headphones.

The next cheapest 4:3 monitor that I have seen that is at least 5" or bigger is the ZJ050NA-08C with the driver board for $62 cad, it doesn't have speakers and requires modification in order to run off 5v. It's completely possible, however for the extra $28 I get one day shipping, amazon return...

I'm planning on using this screen for my n64 build coming up soon, it's a 8" 4:3 ips with speakers and most importantly can be powered over 5v via usb. inputs: composite,vga and hdmi. I'll be sure to post photos of how it looks soon, if it looks good it may be worth adding to the bom as well...

Perfect, thanks a lot for the information, I really appreciate your help! I forgot to ask, do you have a specific 12v charger you would recommend for my project It's one of the last things I need to order.

I'm not entirely sure where the 5v regulator is, if I'm doing the trim from the guide on this site does that cover removing the 5v regulator or is it somewhere else on the board?

Sorry for double posting! @Gman I have a couple more questions if you don't mind. I see that the n64 pms supplies 3.3v and 5v, however in the trimming guide for n64 it states that you need to supply 7.4v along with 3.3v after the trim. Am I able to power a trimmed board using 3.3 and 5 rather...

Hey everyone, just a quick question, do you think this type of wire is fine for wiring my n64 portable? I'm thinking of using 22 gauge for the power and 28 gauge for video, sound and the controller. here is a link to the wire...

Hi all, in case you're unaware of what the retrotink 2x is, it is a relatively cheap 240p line doubler that accepts component, svideo and composite and outputs 480p over mini hdmi with under 1ms input lag added. It also offers a "smoothing toggle feature" which could be beneficial for some n64...

Ok perfect, thanks a lot for the information!

Hey everyone! I've wanted to build a portable for many years and finally am hoping to get into it. Before I have been planning out everything so that I can verify that the theory behind the portable will work before ruining the console's motherboard. I am hoping to verify the batteries for the...

Insane trim! Are you planning on making a guide on the trim by any chance?