64, either 4 are hooked up to nothing, or I'm still screwed...
edit, these boards are a little odd, they don't really resemble chips at all, they seem more like circuit boards with a dab of epoxy on top
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- Fri Jul 03, 2009 6:12 pm
- Forum: 1980's Gaming
- Topic: hooking up a cartrige slot to a NOAC without one
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- Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:55 pm
- Forum: 1980's Gaming
- Topic: hooking up a cartrige slot to a NOAC without one
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Re: hooking up a cartrige slot to a NOAC without one
hmm, well, I like a challenge :D
I think I found the 2 ROMs where the cheapo built in games are held, and they are nicely labeled P and squiggle respectively. If i could get my hands on a Famicom cartridge or a picture of one's innards (and a little more knowledge on the subject...) , I might be ...
I think I found the 2 ROMs where the cheapo built in games are held, and they are nicely labeled P and squiggle respectively. If i could get my hands on a Famicom cartridge or a picture of one's innards (and a little more knowledge on the subject...) , I might be ...
- Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:35 pm
- Forum: 1980's Gaming
- Topic: hooking up a cartrige slot to a NOAC without one
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hooking up a cartrige slot to a NOAC without one
I'm new at this stuff, so bear with me here...
I salvaged what I'm pretty sure is is a NOAC from a pelican 16-in-1 gamepad (The one that looks like a faux-dreamcast pad.), I want to use this one since I'm planning to do an "NES inside an NES cart" and it already has composite out and power all set ...
I salvaged what I'm pretty sure is is a NOAC from a pelican 16-in-1 gamepad (The one that looks like a faux-dreamcast pad.), I want to use this one since I'm planning to do an "NES inside an NES cart" and it already has composite out and power all set ...