Is the cart connector the same pitch between the SNES and NES/famicom?
I'm working on a super-duper nintendo portable to play famicom and SNES games and I am wondering if I can use the same connector for both cartridges.
Cart connector pitch question
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Cart connector pitch question
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Sorry that's not possible. Even if the pitch were the same the pin connector number is not. An NES has 72 pins, while an SNES I believe has 50. If you want to have both you're going to have to have a cart slot for each.
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Slightly different pitches, although it would work mostly (have to cut down the nes connector a bit though). It'd be better to make a dongle out of a nes cart and snes connector. The main issue is that the signals from the active system could fry the inactive system, so to be safe you'd need to have ~18 4066 ICs wired in.