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We were only planning on documenting NTSC motherboard but this could be good. I think there are fewer PAL revisions and the main difference in the motherboard that I have spotted is the use of individual circuit controller buffers, while NTSC uses one quad buffer IC (U8), so I have strong...

Hi XCK, please translate to English before posting. Thank you.

The color is the same price, JLC will just take 1-2 days longer to create it than the default green. It's nice to change it up. The black is stunning however it is really hard to keep it looking clean!

New AIO PCB in, I just fixed the minor mistake I outlined in the first one. I wanted to get full experience if someone were to receive a partially assembled AIO pcb and then transplanted the N64 chipset themselves so that's what I did. I used amtech "sticky flux", it's more effective although...

The topic of releasing the N64SP files or possibility of a kit. I dont know! It's almost a perfect candidate: sexy case, low number of individual parts, not many wires in assembly.. However the N64 trim is more advanced so it might not be the greatest kit depending on who is going to use it. I...

As promised here's the video

Where exactly? I dont have twitter so I am a little surprised.

Try to access the screen OSD with the screen pcb and turn down the level of the Green color. Also are you using shielded/twisted wire? (you should be for clear interference video)

Nice job!

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/alternative-video-output-nus-cpu-09.1568/

Check the resistance between ground to all the PMS output voltages

The quick flash means the lcd is turning on but there is no input signal (the wii is not working). Anyway we really cant help you much if you dont share any photos.

The component is a capacitor and no it's not needed it is OK.

The earlier revs are more common to come across but the revisions only have small differences and they can be trimmed almost exactly the same.

what? the trim he outlined is valid. Besides all the N64 revisions can be trimmed virtually the same. I actually prefer the lower revs because you can ram swap them.

Can you provide clear pictures? How much?

Very much so. I've been working on it and already have a rough draft.

I'm going to make another indepth video on this but I'm just so excited about how it came out. Notable features over the first version: FRAM memory pak 4MB Ram swap (expansion pak compatible) Heatsink! The case was printed on a Form2 with clear resin and then painted with Tamiya clear red...

I'm not sure yet. But a consider it's an N64PMS and a Uamp that's sort of a baseline.