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I've read on several retro forums that using scart is the way to get the absolute best picture out of retro consoles that I own like the SNES and genesis, but as an American no TV's here support it. searching on ebay I've noticed a couple of scart to componant adapters that would work perfectly on ...

ProgMetalMan wrote:If you find a copy of Gyromite and it's heavier than other NES games, bust it open. It most likely is a Famicom Robot Gyro PCB in a 60-72 pin adapter.

I know that, but I've been to two pawnshops and a retro game shop and have yet to find one. I was hoping someone here could help me out.

As in no board inside, can either be repos or originals that have been gutted. I have sever games with badly maintained cases that I bought second hand and would like to just remove the insides and put them in a new case.

Basically I want to be able to plug famicom games into my american game genie. Or failing that, the rarely seen Realtec famicom game genie.

Can pay cash or trade from my moderate collection of NES/Famicom games or Starfox and a Super Gameboy.

Also would be interested in SNES + NES controller ...

K. Ill probably just low tech it then. The console works as long as i line up all the pins by wiggling the adapter, but the slightest jostle makes it fall out of place. Ill just hot glue it.

Okay... so I bought an SNES off of ebay with a damaged AC adapter port... here is what the damage looks like: http://imgur.com/4xkRk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Compared to what it should look like: http://www.8-bitcentral.com/images/nintendo/snes/rear2.jpg" onclick="window.open ...

probably... I just noticed my gamecube had two power pins and assumed I needed positive and negative. So it one of them a ground pin then?

EDIT: This is what I was talking about... this chart says I need a negativly charged wire feeding next to the positive one: http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic ...

Mega bump, but I have a question. Don't you need to have a -7.4 charge going to the system as well?

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Hey, because of size constraint issues I am having to install my motherboard upside down. the only problem I see is that the AV port is no longer facing up towards my screen but I still see pins on the side B below the AV port. I assume I can just wire onto those and get the same result right ...

So, I've been working on a gamecube and as of ten minutes ago all the power regulator has been wired to the motherboard and get this... it works! (Can I get a what what?)

The only problem is... when I try to test it with my psx screen the screen lights up but no picture is displayed... I haven't ...

I'm just going to have a local battery store take the battery apart and attach a pcb and there's a friend of the family who's an electrical engineer I'm going to commission to connect the power source since I don't know what I'm doing. So as long as the battery I bought turns out to be good I'll be ...

So my best bet would be to just take it off and buy one from batteryspace?

I just ordered this battery from amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Presario-Business-Notebook-selected/dp/B0026ZRCYE/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1306190624&sr=8-4" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Several people from this site have told me Batteryspace is a better place to get ...

Hey, because of size constraint issues I am having to install my motherboard upside down. the only problem I see is that the AV port is no longer facing up towards my screen but I still see pins on the side B below the AV port. I assume I can just wire onto those and get the same result right?