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I have an iPod that I got second hand from my brother. It's a 4gb nano which has a problem (just a lack of backlight :lol: ) and I don't want to install ITunes on my gaming PC. Is there any alternative programs for iPod song management out there?

You mean reconnecting the touch screen ribbon cable to the plug on the back of the motherboard, right?

Ahh, it's under the cart slot...

I've got a dead DSL motherboard though, I could check on that for you later. Unfortunatly I can't check capacitance. I could at least check R1 for you!

Would 15 to the UK be an alright amount? Or far too expensive to ship?

Do you have a picture of where they are? I'm having trouble finding them!

I've already looked up the E-error - it's a problem with the display convertor or something... I'd probably have to look it up again, but I can't right now, sorry

Are you talking about the DS or DS Lite? I'm not going to make any quick openings, but if you confirm what version you're talking about, I'll make sure to go check!

Best PC case mods I've made are a hole for a fan and an engraving... and due to the case the engraving is -really- hard to photograph.

So although I have done a case mod or two it's very insignificant, beginner stuff.

I've got a half-dead 360 laying in front of me right now. It's confirmed to at least be alive through about 30 minutes of switching on and off - it managed to boot at least once.

I have no idea what revision it is, but it's a Halo 3 limited edition, case is in -really- good quality. 12v amperage ...

http://lowgain-audio.com/GBCmod.htm

Would that work for you?

http://retrousb.com/index.php?productID=133
If you're willing to spend $135, there's a NES flashcart, It'll hold as many NES ROMs as you can fit on a CompactFlash card.

In short, it's both - it's a NES cart which can hold a lot of NES ROMs, and it's a harddrive you can run NES ROMs from. What's ...

http://retrousb.com/index.php?productID=133
If you're willing to spend $135, there's a NES flashcart, It'll hold as many NES ROMs as you can fit on a CompactFlash card.

In short, it's both - it's a NES cart which can hold a lot of NES ROMs, and it's a harddrive you can run NES ROMs from. What's ...

Hmm... Just a suggestion.

According to the Game Grrl page, it says about 5 volts some place, 6 volts others...

Did the batteries run through a regulator or something similar? I have a feeling the SJ3 might be actually designed to run off of 5, or something...

But much more likely than a ...

Is the SJIII meant to run off 6 volts?

I'm assuming it's meant to run off of 5, and needs a 7805. I've not looked into NOACs, so I dunno...