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Frostbyte
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Post by Frostbyte »

I have all the parts to make a Game Grrl and I got my Mega Joy working. However, the instructions are not very good and they really dont tell you where to put certain wires and all that stuff. I was wondering if anybody could point me to better instructions or something of that kind. Thank you.
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Post by DK »

Either read the stickies or buy Ben's book. It will teach you all you need to know.
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ATOMICMAN
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Post by ATOMICMAN »

DK wrote:buy Ben's book.
his book doesnt cover noacs at all nor is it anywhere near affliated with the game grrl design.

there are a couple of stickies that deal with noac pin outs and whatnot. look through them. noacs are pretty easy to deal with work backwards through the steps listed sometimes you see something you missed easier that way.
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Post by arfink »

Or even better, use your heard and figure out how to do it on your own. If you just monkey around with you digital meter you can figure out the pinouts for just about anything. Don't know where to put power? Just check with the ohm setting and figure out where the power plug hooks up to the mobo. Same with video and audio signals, it's not hard. Seriously, the electronics part isn't rocket science, just use your head and start drawing your own circuit diagrams.
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Post by Life of Brian »

Amen to that
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