1,185 Reply by kitsch

(9 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

there ye are!

#s 59 and 60 off the CPU, ROUT and LOUT

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1,186 Reply by kitsch

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the right channel being dead sort of seems like a trend to me, i've bought tons of junkers and it seems like if there is an audio problem its ALWAYS in the right channel

don't know the reason why though

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1,187 Reply by kitsch

(15 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

i've found the little throwaway towels used to clean eye glasses work well.  'lens cleanser pad' or something like that.

they don't scratch, are pre-soaked in an alcohol based solution just for this sort of thing, and are individually wrapped for convenience.  and, they should dry streak-free since they are for glasses

if you or someone in your house happens to wear glasses, track them down and give it a shot!

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1,188 Reply by kitsch

(21 replies, posted in General Discussion)

- avatar: the last airbender
- frasier
- firefly
- cheers
- macgycer
- cosmos
- downton abbey
- the star trek movies
- stargate yadayadayada
- there are some good documentaries as well
- seaquest dsv
- michael palin: *wherever he is*
- wargames (i just noticed this is on there now)
- airwolf
- carlos

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1,189 Reply by kitsch

(13 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

^^^ your acetone info is wrong, sorry, don't know how to say it nicer.  it will do a bit of damage to the plastic's integrity in a very minimal amount of time...  (which, as Apeshit said, is ABS...  Nintendo added bromine (i believe) to the mix as a fire retardant, which is why it 'yellows', but its nothing special apart from that)

diluted or not, acetone will eat away at the integrity of the plastic, which is why its used in the 'rit dye' mod, for example.  many people do that coloring mod by making their own mix of water:acetone, in 4:1 ratios even and it will work (in minutes)

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1,190 Reply by kitsch

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nail polish remover will totally damage the plastic if it sits too long, or isn't removed totally

nail polish remover = acetone (unless you've used some sort of acetone-free variety).  well, acetone is a main active ingredient at the least

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1,191 Reply by kitsch

(17 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

a few customers have been using it with a lot of success as well, the ones that have told me at least

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1,192 Reply by kitsch

(23 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

in the past 6 months, i'd say i've gotten 7-10 requests for this reason (different people)

^ and this is considering i haven't supported BB stuff for a long time now...

if that sort of info helps...  (regardless, fully support the purpose of this which will be revealed later...  just have a hunch)

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1,193 Reply by kitsch

(4 replies, posted in Trading Post)

the programmers normally go for a bit, exactly for the reason nitro2k01 mentioned.

when i cleared out the last of my old stash the non-USB carts were an issue because everyone wanted a programmer to go with them.  not being able to interact with the tech bothered most people, but the people that already had programmers sure made out like bandits...

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1,194 Reply by kitsch

(24 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

xvxManuelxvx wrote:

i tried to find the right specs for the led's online but i didn't find any infos regarding the voltage. that's why I'm asking here.
do the digital pins of all arduino modells have a built in resistor? otherwise it would destroy the led if i use them without a resistor.

i believe only one pin does (13 if memory recalls), the very early arduino boards didn't at all though i'm not really sure if that feature is standard now or not.  basically...  its set up so you can do the "Blinky" (or whatever) tutorial with just the LED and pretty immediately...

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1,195 Reply by kitsch

(1,206 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

^ this has been going through my head for the extra buttons project from the other thread, the issue is giving them guides on the internal side of the case, like the A/B buttons would typically have.  even with the button sticking out of the hole a bit they can still slip off without a little extra support (like the guides for the two tabs sticking out the sides).  if the project enclosure you're using is thicker than the dmg case 'wall', then i've already got a solution for you.  (i'm just thinking a thicker case the button sticks through would better hold it in place)

if some clever person can think of a quick fix, lemme know wink

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1,196 Reply by kitsch

(17 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

^ seriously...  i got this too and am in the us.

it used to work fine for us downloads, thats strange...

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1,197 Reply by kitsch

(67 replies, posted in Trading Post)

its a good request!

i'll PM you back (can't remember if i forgot to) ASAP.  feeling a little under the weather today, things are going slowly...

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1,198 Reply by kitsch

(67 replies, posted in Trading Post)

PM me, we can chit chat about it, no prob

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1,199 Reply by kitsch

(60 replies, posted in Releases)

poke-1,170 wrote:

was also a big fan of arovane, too bad the guy quit.

arovane!  thats crazy you bring him up, its just what went through my mind...

i missed the news he's quit the project though, thats disappointing hmm

this is a really incredible album, its really stellar!

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1,200 Reply by kitsch

(1,485 replies, posted in Trading Post)

noted!

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