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Well i see no reason why choose 7.4v pack over a parallel 3.7v, anyways. It's not required, Gman's PMS provides everything needed though, other than the power, it provides also battery indicator which is reeeaaally nice. However you can use anything as long as you can supply 5v and 3.3v to the...

Here's a pinout the helped me: Hope it's any help.

a thing i learned from my last portable was that you need to mind the expansion pack, give it space, and if it's standing up, glue it down with hot glue, any touch on that thing will freeze the whole unit, my solution was just leaving enough space that it's not touching ANYthing,

Here: for Example, this is Version 04.

Yes, i used the n64pms because it also provides a battery indicator feature which is really nice, and it’s all in one, couldn’t ask for more.

This is actually my second attempt at a portable, my first one failed at the end because of my stupidity, it was a PlayStation 1 portable, I post the worklog there. Its kind of difficult because the n64 documentation is kind of outdated in the guides, so the people instead helped me out in...

No it's alright, that image was more than enough to let me know what im looking for :D.

I appreciate your help.

is it this? Blue controller cause im searching for the one the has a seperate motherboard for the 2 analogs instead of it being all a one motherboard.

Looks great! What type of controller did you use? if you got the model's name or something

Nice feature, I look forward to your future posts!

The battery consumption will kinda increase, assuming it's 20mA per led, that's 160mA per hour. this is a fun project nonetheless.

It looks cool! how many LEDs did you use specifically?

Made some progress. I finished the battery pack with a 2s3p configuration: as well as modifying the case a bit more to fit everything in: At the moment I'm trying to figure out how the thing is going to turn on. I'm not sure how ill link these up without using 2 ON/OFF switches(1 for the...

Hello! Welcome to my PlayStation 2 laptop worklog, The reason behind this particular project is because of the PS2 model i have, SCPH-90004, It has a bigger motherboard than the usual 790001, Beside that, The Composite for some reason really shows a good picture and components cable doesnt work...

Ohhh i see, No one explained it like that before, i do not live in USA but i did see bondo in some hardware market, thank you! I'll make sure i'll extra finish the casing for my next ps2 project. I do use a product as a filler. called polyfilla multipurpose, infact i used it in this design, but...

Thank you both kindly. turns out i have this laying around: It might have the same functionality as yours, but i dont know yet. it does say sandable in the description but it doesnt say filler anywhere.

Hey, I did have the same feedback with the finishing. This is only my second time sanding and painting, The idea of the letters being raised so high was to reach the same level as the analog and lcd frame since the whole thing prints with support. I do feel like i could've done things better...

Gameboy64 Is my first portable made from consoles. Specs: 2x 18650 panasonic 3400mAh (2:30 to 3 hours of gameplay) 5" LCD TFT screen Original buttons from the offical N64 controller Gamecube style joystick Pics: Check out my worklog. This is my first project in bitbuilt that i...

Hey! Welcome to my 1st(Successful) portable Nintendo 64 Console called the Gameboy 64! It was named like that because of how it's handled like a gameboy advance! I worked on this unit for 3-4 weeks to finish including the case design and everything, but didn't want to post a worklog until i...