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So, you need:
Two LEDs (Color of your choice)
Soldering Iron
Solder
Small Switch
Fine Sandpaper (400 - 500 grit)
Small Wire
Tri-Wing Nintendo Screwdriver or small flathead screwdriver
Transparent Purple Gameboy Color
Helping hands (Optional, but really helpful)
Hot glue gun and glue (Optional)










































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I'm thinking of adding 4 LEDs. You said you used 2 at 3.1v each... do you know how much voltage I can use before things go horribly wrong? Thanks.
Well, if the LEDs are 3.3v each or so, you can just put them all in parallel. Since fresh batteries are likely to put out about 3.5v or so, you might want to add a resistor for longevity.
p.s. i think the reason one LED is dimmer is because there connected in series with eachother and not in parallel
Even though we specifically make a portable NES, I will cover briefly how to "portablize" other systems.
Does it matter what type of wire it is?
Because I was looking online for cheap wire and I'm not in the know with volts and everything.
Would any of these be suitable?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?criteria=wire&source=15
Thanks