Re: For sale : NEW v64 jr. 512Mbit

thanks in advance,

oakleez

> Not to crap on your thread but people need to know, you can get a brand new one from Lik-sang for 250, DS1 runs about 20-30 dollars, dx256 isnt really neccessary (just use a mario 64 cart and elim) and you will also need a 16k eeprom cart (Pod Racer is the cheapest). Also this unit has been found to be VERY unreliable, they used a different voltage regulator or something that actually sends the unit too much power, this leads many of them to overheat and in general break down... Don't apply if you want something that will last and aren't into soldering to change the part...IMO save money buy a junior 256 for 1/3 of his price (it will be more reliable) and buy the one or two games that wont work on a 256 (conkers and ogre???) and conkers isnt even really worth owning :-) You will save 100 dollars and have a unit you know won't break down, as its much easy to get spare ram (the most commonly busted part on a jr) for the 256 units. The jr 512 is a novelty item at best, not worth 300 sorry.
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> > This is a new v64 jr 512M N64 copier. It also includes the DS1 and DX256 save cartridges (For SRAM and EEPROM saving). Price for everything is $300, payable via Paypal.

> > Unit will be sold to the first to respond @ $300. Don't miss out on the chance to own the only copier that will play all N64 games. It is also the only copier able to manage all save game types.

> > Email TheEmperor@japan.com if interested.

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Message	> hi guys, thanks a lot for your input, i was just about to buy a 512mbit jr, but i'm gonna opt for a 256. I have a question that either of you might be able to answer, the only reviews for the doc64jr say that it uses a standard 32mb 72pin simm... can i just buy a 64mb 72pin simm off ebay and throw it in there to make myself a homebrew 512mbit unit? Also, I completely understand that there are 3 ways to save games (eeprom, sram, mempak) I'm curious about how to go about doing this without buying a dx256 and DS1 unit... I understand that mario 64 is SRAM, and pod racing is EEPROM, but what is "elim"? What (other than the respective cart being plugged into the doc64jr) needs to be done to successfully save games? > thanks in advance, > oakleez > > > Not to crap on your thread but people need to know, you can get a brand new one from Lik-sang for 250, DS1 runs about 20-30 dollars, dx256 isnt really neccessary (just use a mario 64 cart and elim) and you will also need a 16k eeprom cart (Pod Racer is the cheapest). Also this unit has been found to be VERY unreliable, they used a different voltage regulator or something that actually sends the unit too much power, this leads many of them to overheat and in general break down... Don't apply if you want something that will last and aren't into soldering to change the part...IMO save money buy a junior 256 for 1/3 of his price (it will be more reliable) and buy the one or two games that wont work on a 256 (conkers and ogre???) and conkers isnt even really worth owning :-) You will save 100 dollars and have a unit you know won't break down, as its much easy to get spare ram (the most commonly busted part on a jr) for the 256 units. The jr 512 is a novelty item at best, not worth 300 sorry. > > > > > This is a new v64 jr 512M N64 copier. It also includes the DS1 and DX256 save cartridges (For SRAM and EEPROM saving). Price for everything is $300, payable via Paypal. > > > Unit will be sold to the first to respond @ $300. Don't miss out on the chance to own the only copier that will play all N64 games. It is also the only copier able to manage all save game types. > > > Email TheEmperor@japan.com if interested.
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