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I'm not too concerned about it. Most HDMI cables are made in matched pairs that are each shielded, even though I didn't follow the wiring pin outs that would benefit from that. (probably should have but didn't think of it) But regardless, HDMI cables are designed to deal with super fast...

Finished up the breakout box today. This will allow the user to play on the big TV if they wish, as well as charge the batteries and play off of wall power on top of being the 2nd, 3rd and 4th player hub so multi player is an option and is all connected to the handheld using a single HDMI cable...

Hey Noah, believe me when I say this that I in no way mean to start anything after you've dropped the subject, but I think you're giving an unfair assessment of my good friend and college. Ron (RDC) is perhaps the most influential person I've come across in the development of my skills and...

Ton of progress over the past couple of days! Though the pics don't show it, I was able to put a solid 10 hours of work into this between yesterday and today. Considering that I had to replace the board in full, all the cart slot work, board trimming, power wiring, battery wiring and controller...

Well, not been a whole lot of progress, but I did get just about everything wired up aside from the board and power. But, 2 new PAL boards arrived earlier this week, so I'm hoping this weekend I can get some serious progress made and get moving on to some other projects. But here's a glimpse of...

Yes, that's an NES dpad. It works but needs a spacer on the back end to take up a bit of the space between dpad and the tact switches as the original design was based off the NES dpad, but had a custom depth. If I ever get the Form 2 that I've been trying to save up for, I'll be able to make...

I appreciate that man, it's always cool to hear that someone got involved in the hobby after seeing a project of mine and even cooler that they liked a design enough to use in their own project! Yes, this design has gone through several revisions and has since been revised further more since...

He everyone! Figured it was about time to start up a worklog over here for a commission that I took on for a customer in Australia. This is probably the most advanced N64 I'd done to date as it uses all custom printed PCBs, custom controller and audio amp (all designed by RDC), and all reworked...

What he said, but you don't need to be a newb to fry a board. I recently did myself on my latest project...however, it's a PAL board that I toasted, so that was kind of a double FU. But, my good modding buddy ElectroModder lives in the UK and he's sourcing a couple PAL boards for me, stripping...

Very nice. With the first version of this design I actually did have to split the brackets like you show because the ABS would warp so much. But switching to PLA has solved that problem, though you have to make the split with only a 6x6 bed which is unfortunate. Glad to see you're making it...