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bob_500000
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NES light gun

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The connector on my NES light gun broke and broke the wires or something. I need to know how to take it apart so i can fix it. Tips?
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Im not sure if anyone gets your question. What happened? Did the end of it break? If thats the case you shouldnt have to open the actual light gun itself. All you have to do is solder the wires back in place. You might have to go check on google for the pinouts though. Or there might just be pinouts on this neat-o website. But whatever you do dont post "Where can i find the pinouts for the end of the controller". People will get pissed. Its happened many times before...
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Post by bob_500000 »

ValiantVenality wrote:Im not sure if anyone gets your question. What happened? Did the end of it break? If thats the case you shouldnt have to open the actual light gun itself. All you have to do is solder the wires back in place. You might have to go check on google for the pinouts though. Or there might just be pinouts on this neat-o website. But whatever you do dont post "Where can i find the pinouts for the end of the controller". People will get pissed. Its happened many times before...
i said i need to take apart the connecter to the NES
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Oh. You mean the big long wire that goes to the end of it? Well actually I just thought of a crazzy good idea. Buy a new one. They will be easy to find. It will save time and some more time.
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ValiantVenality wrote:Oh. You mean the big long wire that goes to the end of it? Well actually I just thought of a crazzy good idea. Buy a new one. They will be easy to find. It will save time and some more time.
It will not be easy to find i live in a small town and there is nowhere to buy them (no pawnshops or anything) and I am the only one in town who has one.
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You already have a topic about this, use it.
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