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Hey all! I'm new to the forum, and am currently building a SNESp (ill be done in about 2 days :D .) My "clients" thought it was cool, so they asked me if i could build them a cheap one. So, enter the NOAC Game Grrl. I was wondering if anyone has followed LadyAda's instructions on building one before, and if so, were they accurate? Thanks!

PS: For some odd reason, no one so far wants the NES cartridge activated, they just wanna play the crappy built-in games :?: .

PSx2: If those instructions aren't accurate, could someone fill in the gaps or point me in the direction of a more accurate how-to?
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

i like this guy already :D cool avatar cool name, and hes building a snesp

those instructions are fine she knows what shes doing and they seem to be quite detailed also, id say they arent just fine they are great actually
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Post by bioniclebert »

they are correct , just make shure when you get the NOAC that you wire it correctly(have the right type)
I guess any NOAC would do but that one already has the pinouts. :D
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o and be sure to ask gannoin which color NOAC has the built in games i think he knows. some of them use a mini cart and it may not fit in the case
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Thanks for making me feel right at home :D . Yes I'll be sure to check with gannon on color. I think she used the ones from powerplayusa.com, but it's always nice to know ahead of time (for the pinouts).

By the way, thanks for the compliments, Turbo Tax! I've been a fan of your work for a while, so it's cool to know you're a Chrono Trigger fan, too!
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When you find a power player make sure it has a silver gun, not green or orange.
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Thanks! The ones from powerplayusa have silver guns, so I guess I'm good.
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sorry im not good at quotes just go to this http://benheck.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=5300
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Post by CronoTriggerfan »

Thanks for the link! :D Ya All4Sky built one like that called the Mega Joy Boy but his doesn't play carts like G-force's. Very good info and ultra cool stuff! By the way, I'll be gone for a while now cause I'm gonna go hack some blue capacitors and finish my LED mod!!! :twisted:
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