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I finally got a new board about a year later. paid more for the new board then i did for the original system. hope to finish it tomorrow, and finally show it off.

i just need to remember how i wired it. its been so long

I got all of the soldering done, but then i figured out i fried the nes board geting the expantion slot out so i have to buy a new one

I am looking for an NES board to finish my nesp. I cut a lot of traces on my board and need a new one. i am looking to spend about $15 with shipping. can be board only

As a replacement for the power jacks, you can just use this item. you also will not have to replace any plugs with this. just wire the male end inside the system
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062133
This is the transistor
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp ...

Fixed it

I do not have any place to put an image online. it seems that attachments are blocked for some reason.

if you have a place to put them i will pm you the file

I did not see any easy way to autoswich video output from a screen to a tv jack, so i came up with one. First you need radio shack part number 274-246 or equivalent. then use this diagram.

http://i29.tinypic.com/73h5bn.jpg

The way this works is that when a cable is not plugged in, the video ...

No. it is in my NESp right not

I will be entering my NESp

I do not know how they are different, but they have the same connector. i just used different ones because they had them.

If you have a 7.2 volt battery, use this
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2062132
If you have a 9.6 volt battery, use this
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index ... Id=2062133

Wire the male end to your system, and plug the battery into it

I have a psone for sale. it includes the power supply, the system, a controller and a memory card. i do not have and av cable, but if you are making a portable you do not need one. The screen in the picture is NOT included, it is just used to show the system works.
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$30 ...

What is the size of an SNES mini board. i am making a case and would like to know how large the system is.

and i only burnt myself twice with the soldering iron, so that is good. i still need the screen, batteries and a heatsink before it is done

no. you dont win anything. you said aluminium duct tape, not standard

EDIT: sorry for the Double post