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Well, the "rf box" that you can desolder from the NES contains A/V, electricity and RF. It gives out 5V so I think it's enough for the Super Joy III. And at the same time I've got video and audio without any extra

I've got a question about powering up a NOAC: Can I use a RF-box from an original NES and connect it to the NOAC and make it work correctly?

Well, do you know serial numbers for the older? You know what I mean .

Well, the japanese one can give RGB, right?

It feels like I want to mod one of my N64 to have a VGA or a DVI output so I can use it on my computer screen, any tips how I can do it? Oh, and then I want a 3.5mm output aswell.

That's an option as well .

I think I've found one board that are identical to mine and that board is inside G-force NOAC NES controller . Well, have to look on his pics and see if there's something to help me ^^.

Oh.. Just had this part left for some reason - other parts where thrown out for a couple of years ago. I kept this because it had the FC connector. What I've seen the part that is used for NOAC portables are just this small part, nothing else, but am I wrong?

Like soldering pattern for example. Where to solder what - where to solder the Audio out, the video out, where to solder 5v etc.

Oh.. Way to expensive then to make it work. Then I rather buy another "working" screen for about $20 + shipping.

Been searching and I have found out that it uses 5V, but not more than that. Sad to be honest, because it's a kinda cheap screen, but there is no info how to use video in on it .

Well, haven't bougth it yet. A friend of mine knows where to get it cheap (legal). But the problem is that I don't know how to power it and get an "video input". If anyone can help with that I would be very pleased :).

It says it has Digital RGB on an info sheet, but how to convert it to "video in ...

What about this NEC NL6448AC20-06, is it possible to hack this screen? Found it for about $20 so I wonder if i can hack it so it has video in.

Want some help find were I'm going to solder to get my NOAC chip working. All NOAC soldering patterns I've seen are all without the connector, but I've got mine left so I can't really see were to solder.

It's from a Super Joy III just so you know, but it looks different from everything else I've ...

Sweet! That test station looks awesome, wish I could afford one!