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https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32989449109.html I just came across this and thought I'd share it with the community here. $565.99 for a hand built PS2 portable made in China with real hardware.

http://www.mmmonkey.co.uk/ntsc-nintendo-64-rgb/

Either way you still need to amplify the RGB signal so it's not too dark. A THS7314 is a common video amp.

It depends on the revision of the N64. Rev3 boards still have the RGB sync line intact so you can just use that as is. Rev4 boards don't have RGB sync. So on a Rev4 you have to use either the SVideo Luma line or the Composite Video line for sync. The Sync Strike circuit is designed to clean...

Sorry to bump a zombie thread but I figured this information is pertinent to the topic here. I've got this UltraVGA project that has been in limbo for awhile now. I've re-soldered the whole thing over and over again but no dice. The OSD shows no wiring problems under the [ABOUT...] -->...

I guess I missed this one. I never really spent much time around the Bacman forums because they always seemed pretty dead. Otherwise that's a very nice portable. The fillet around the case really goes a long way for aesthetics. I considered making mine less square but as thick as it was going to...

Glorious. I'm speechless and don't know what else to say.

I designed this to be easy to assemble and disassemble. It takes about 10 minutes (I did it once off camera before I filmed it). My only regret is the hot glue on the indicator leds and volume buttons. That part takes forever to assemble and disassemble. One day I'll swear off the hot glue.

Thanks guys. It's done. It's heavy but extremely solid. So far I've been able to get 4.5 hours of battery life (the low battery LED turns off when there's 1 hour left). The only things I wasn't able to get 100% in time for this contest was attaching the Expansion Pak to the case's built in...

Something worth trying to save yourself on sanding time is to tape your analog stick and dpad in place from the front. And I mean cover it in tape so that when you apply your abs from the back it will be smooth on the front without so much excess to sand later.

Oops, I forgot to post these when I finished machining them. They're still a little dirty and are impossible to keep clean any way (finger print magnets). I made some mistakes along the way but didn't want to scrap the whole part so I "fixed" them. I did this on a manual milling machine without...

My front board is done. --SuperPad64 --3DS Slider --Random Buttons from China --DSLite Speakers --5 Inch 640x480 Screen

I'll have to look into Eagle. Last I checked (years ago) the free version was limited to 2"x2" single layer, single side. I'm not as poor as I used to be so I don't mind buying a liscence to good software. My only hesitation would be crossplatform support as I'm trying to get away from Windows.

I design around the pak, the cartridge is 3/4" thick and that has to go somewhere (18650 cells are 3/4" diameter as well). I'd only concern myself with getting the N64 thinner than that if I had a large enough screen to justify not stacking the cartridge on the N64; or if I was hardwiring a...

It's done. This contest is a good motivator to finish this N64 I have with an UltraVGA. My primary objective is to build a ghetto single board N64. Since I don't have the experience designing custom PCB's I will just glue stuff together. I should probably just buy Eagle and spend a couple...

Oh the woes of the Nintendo 64. I've pretty much given up on relocating the Expansion/Jumper Pak on these because there's a trick to getting them to wake back up when they refuse to boot. What you have to do is remove the Cartridge and Expansion/Jumper Pak. Turn the system on for 5-10 seconds...

M$ and windows has been so irritating lately! I feel like they've intentionally broken windows update to force people to windows 10. I've had to turn windows update off on my install of win7 because it bsod's anytime it updates and has to be reinstalled. On my wife's gaming PC I've given in and...

That guide will work for any N64 revision. The foot notes of the N64 revisions are as follows: NUS-CPU-01 Early Japan only. So you won't see these. NUS-CPU-02 Kiosks and display models. You may see these but you shouldn't mod them due to rarity. NUS-CPU-03 First retail consoles. Two RAM chips...

Looks like you made it over here, so here's an idea for you. They sell craptastic projectors for less that $100 (I'm defining any projector under $5k as craptastic btw) that accept regular old composite as an input. Like this one...