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NOAC Question

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Since a regular NOAC has the amount of pins as a famicom game, would I be able to play a famicom game? (That was a weird sentence)
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Yup, that's the whole point! And with a Family Converter, you can play NES games, almost flawlessly.
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Why? Are you attempting a new NOACp? YAY :P ! Then you can try to sell it to me (check his occupation :wink: )!
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Post by ValiantVenality »

Well ya im doing another NOAC portable. I decided today that I should screw the laptop because its too much money. And I will reveal the secret of the small NOAC! Well for one thing it was never a secret. Just your plain old average real super joy 3. So ya. It was right in front of your noses your whole time!(And fanboy, when I said I was gonna make a cartridge slot for it, I was really scared because there was too many wires. But if that f-ing retard didnt steal it then I could have found out) And one more thing fanboy, I would be glad to make you another one but theres a catch. It is going to only take famicom cartridges. Im making a famicom portable because im going to take japanese lessons and some day I would like to go to japan and show Nintendo of Japan will like my idea. I will only tell fanboy more details since it seems like he is the only one who wants it. Fanboy,do you want it still? And if anyone else wants one pm me.
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Post by Darth Fett »

Wow,the Super joy 3 fits in a GBA? :shock:
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Post by Fanboy »

Yeah, there's actually a decent amount of room in those things if you remove some stuff and sand a bit, modding the case a bit helps too!
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Post by akadewboy »

Your "secret" NOAC wouldn't happen to be the 12,000 in 1 would it?

http://photobucket.com/albums/b278/akad ... 000in1.jpg

or is yours even smaller than that?
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How would one go about aquiring an NOAC like that?
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Post by Zzebotes13 »

i live in brooklyn, and they sell a ton of them in the mall near me. They pretty much sell them by the buckets. Thinking of using it for my next portable :P , that is, after i finish my GCp. :cry:
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Post by Ghost2520 »

Zzebotes13 wrote:i live in brooklyn, and they sell a ton of them in the mall near me. They pretty much sell them by the buckets. Thinking of using it for my next portable :P , that is, after i finish my GCp. :cry:
how much do those suckers cost? I haven't seen them around here and maybe for my next project I'd be willing to pay you to grab one for me. 8)
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Post by akadewboy »

I ordered mine online and got the wrong one accidently. I really wanted a 76,000 in 1. They already have a 60 pin Famicom port but are slightly bigger.

http://photobucket.com/albums/b278/akad ... 000in1.jpg
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Post by Ghost2520 »

This is probably a stupid question, but what does the 12,000 in 1 and 27,000 in 1 signify?

And what kind of voltage do those suckers require?
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i'm not sure how much they are, would have to check. Most likely only $15
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Post by akadewboy »

There's a few diffrent models of Super Joy 3s:

12,000 in 1 model

76,000 in 1 model

on the outside they look the same, but the insides are very much diffrent.
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Post by SgtBowhack »

I'm sure NOJ will be like "Wow, it's a Game Theory Admiral. Thanks for showing us something the pirates made years ago."

If you give it to me I can show NOJ in a couple of weeks ;)
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