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Still no video unfortunately :(.

Better than mine ! Great job!

These right? I don't think they are touching but I will go back and try and clean up and make sure 100% they are not touching.

Like touching each other? I soldered all the ground to the N64 board

No signal :( Edit: chip gets warm though on board.

It's not pretty... But let's see if we get some video out of this board! Lol Edit: Tested to make sure all connections were good with multimeter. Also verified I was getting the voltage of the batteries (7.5 or so) and I get 3.25V as well on the board. Still.. No video :(... Any ideas why? :(

Oh okay well I'll just go with it then haha :). Thanks man!

solid green light with a flashing red light beside it

So I should be good :)? Just might need to charge to make the flashing red go away?

Okay so I have my new charger but the only issue now is that my BMS is staying green but also has a flashing red light. Why is that? Does flashing red mean it's not working or something is wrong? Tested for about a minute or so. Also something interesting I noticed that after charging I tested...

Dang that is a work of art. Where do you buy your controller boards from? I would love to have those! :)

Great job!

Oh okay cool deal :), I'll try to find one! And yes I'll try to test on a TV after. The charging board shows flashing green so it might be good enough to test but I'll wait for a charger :)

I get 6.8V from n64 to the charging port. I also checked without the n64 board before hand. Should I order a better charger :)?

Okay so I got everything wired as @cheese suggested. Here is my charger that says output of 12V. I should be good now with the resistor being 15V right? Am I good to plug this thing into the wall now lol? I got the switch set to OFF as well. That way it doesn't fry my N64 board.

Why so many resistors? Lol am I missing something?

Thank you! I have a 5V power supply! I think that would work for the batteries right? I see a green light with the red board now instead of red and green light. So I think the 5V is charging the batteries good :). I'll try to find a 9-12V power supply too though!

Dang.... Okay so I blew it then. Because it was 25.2VDC going to the 16V capacitor. I just have it wired per the diagram above. But didn't realize the charger was too strong :(

So... I wired everything and then when I tried to charge the batteries while having everything wired.. Pop! What did I do wrong lol

Oh okay nice. So I should be good to go then :)? With the two wires that go to the switch not being wired up.. would it be okay to plug in and charge the batteries as is? I wanted to see if I could charge the batteries up in preparation of testing the n64 with the switch.