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N64HH V2 is coming along very smoothly

My build does keep the expansion pack, just cut down a jumper pack. I do think the akira method would be a much cleaner and give you more room on the inside. I would only use the akira if you have the flex pcb or if you’re just really clean at doing it, for reliability reasons.

I have been working hard on improving this portable design! I am making the design simpler, passive cooling setup (no noisy fan), much better R and Z buttons, using a more readily available pd charger board, and a custom board to control screen and volume from button combinations. Here are some...

Working on a revision 1.1! Custom designed PCBS, FFC cables! Cleaner than ever

Simple and clean design, love it!

It does not, it has Z and R, I have never used the L button on N64

Updated with a pick of the back, and the Button PCBS are cut out of an original N64 controller. I hope to figure out how to make custom pcbs one day

Up for a challenge? Try making your own! Link to 3D models: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/amd2gb1az0l1qaoz28v29/h?rlkey=910vcqzr0orsulujuirjpfng6&dl=0 I’d recommend FDM printing, face up, using 0.1mm layer height for a very clean print. But yes, a lot of supports lol

“N64 Hand Held” A Nintendo 64 Portable 3D Printed in PLA Advance Trimmed Nintendo 64 Motherboard with two 4mb Ram Chips (Donkey Kong 64 and Majora's Mask) Two 18650 Battery Cells 5 Inch 4:3 Ratio Screen PIF relocation RCP wiring Metal Blower style fan with custom cut heatsink Custom PCBS...

So the blower fan has a metal housing, it has a thermal pad, it should keep the ram chips cool enough The RCP and CPU will be connected by a thin copper plate, there will be one heat sink on top of the RCP, so the blower Dan should keep that cool as well

Everything seen in this picture is working, I somehow broke my 5 inc screen, ordered another one

Ordered filament for the print, fully designed in CAD, it is 8mm thicker than my ED64 model.

ED64Plus does not work on trimmed N64, I tried a whole other board, same result, all carts work, ED64Plus doesn't work. I have begun designing one that uses OG carts, It is coming along ok in CAD, I only had to make it ~6mm thicker, take a peep

Just tried that @Shank I think I’m going to redesign the case for actual carts, I want this project to get finished. One day I’ll come back to it and maybe have a real everdrive 64 then. As of right now, I don’t think the ED64Plus will work on a trimmed n64.

New board, new trim, ED64Plus still fighting me, not working

Just double checked @Shank they are all connected, the only ones that aren’t wired are the ones said to not goto anything (pins 13,14,24, 38, 39, and 49) I have had people advise me to buy an actual Everdrive 64, but those are 200 USD and if the ED64Plus is a clone, if this setup doesn’t work...

Here is a bunch of photos to help show my build

@vipe_202 i just tried both regions and still the same thing. The 3.3v is coming in as 3.2v, could that be an issue?

Using 22Awg wire and still…(green is ground as well) no luck, confirmed this setup works with actual carts, just won’t work with ED64Plus… anyone have any other ideas? @Shank

There is no work log that I’m familiar with that has ever had a working ED64Plus in a portable. I have been struggling the past weeks trying to figure out why my trimmed N64 will not read an ED64Plus flashcart. I currently have the cart slot wired up and it reads every N64 game perfectly...