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Cut the card slot yesterday.. I also got the screen in the mail.. looks great! and also made a housing for the thumbstick

Ah well in that case sabeltooth should stick with the psone screen or go with Composite.

Thanks! Im happy I found it too. As far as your 5'' screen goes, here is a thread giving some recommended parts: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/portablizing-bom.367/ Most of the screens are from buydisplay.com. All of them take composite input, but some of them take HDMI input...

Thanks! I ended up wiring everything up and it works great. Ive got another question.. Is it okay for me to use 30awg (kynar) wire to hook up the controller buttons inside my case?

Sorry about the double post, Ill refrain from that in the future. I took it out and edited my earlier post. Have you considered going with a different screen? The PSone screen is outdated in the N64 portable world as there are better screens (cheaper, more reliable, smaller). Im only using the...

Heres a shot of my board It wouldnt boot up today. There is probably a jump somewhere on the board and I will test it again after getting some compressed air

I bought the 4.3" screen. The 5" has 800x480, but im not sure if its going to fit in this case. The best example I have of someone using this case is HailRazers gameboy advance 64 portable... and he uses a 4.3" screen But thanks for the heads up. I'm going to order a 5in screen today and see...

Yeah, that and the psone screen board is massive. Thanks for the tip. Im waiting on this to ship, its the lcd ill be using http://www.buydisplay.com/default/lcd-4-3-inch-tft-display-module-in-480x272-vga-video-av-driver-board darn that slow Chinese shipping.. the psone screen is just for testing

No I didn't. Same exact wiring as before. There are no wires under the board in my testing picture

Wrapping up work after a long day of modding. Wanted to run a test after I did the board reduction. Never thought Id be so happy to see waverunner... threw on some heatsinks and its time to start working on the case!

They're pretty hard to come by.. I bought the only ones I could find on eBay, but I just took a look and found another. I'll pm you the link

I think I read in a guide somewhere that I need to retrace some 3.3v lines on the back of the board after I reduce it. Does anyone have experience with this?

Just finished up for today. First, I wired up the cart slot to the board Then I tested it to make sure everything worked after the first reduction... I used wave runner :) I then reduced the board even further.. And cleaned up with iso alcohol and made sure it fits into my case

Hey all, Im going to start documenting my progress in this thread. Big shoutout to everyone here whos helped me so far in various threads. I appreciate the community of support. A couple days ago I received my case in the mail. Im going with the infamous gameboy advance carrying case. These...

Haha thanks for all the replies guys. You're right, it looks like sh*t. I didnt bother sanding or cleaning because Im reducing it further to fit into my gameboy advance carrying case. I have some questions about the further reduction.. Im assuming the same contacts are used for 3.3v and...

Just trimmed up my board... Can someone check my wiring? I've got 3.3 going into C141 and 7.4v to the top right. Also my ground wire is just hanging out near the red LED.. is that okay? Thanks

Thank you! Thats good news. That particular mem pack is very slim, so I will use it instead of swapping RAM on the board

Hey all, I dug this out of one of my drawers. As you can see its got NUS-10 on it, and says NINTENDO on one side. However, it only has one chip as opposed to two.. Do you know if this is an aftermarket part or OEM? Are there any OEM models with only one ram chip? Thanks

Thanks for your answer, I took a look at that guide and all the other guides in that section of the forum.. theyre very helpful!