Connector Problem.

Bibin · Post by **Bibin** » Sun Mar 11, 2007 9:45 pm

Hi, I have a super joy fun game mech doom toaster game waffle joy stick fun time game fun game III NOAC, but I realised that unlike Mr. PirateMan said to me when I bought it at the mall, it is NOT a 72-pin connector but a 60-pin one.

Now, I know there are many adapters, but they all go straight outwards. Is there one that connects to the famicom port on the back, and will bend upwards at a 90-degree angle? I don't want to have that o-so-popular cart-perpendicular-to-the-back thing.

Also, I've seen the NES Micro's Floppy-drive IDE cable things being used as a cartridge port. I know they skip the middle pins since they are useless, but what is the correct spacing? Is it very hard to wire it to the famicom port?

Necroyeti · Post by **Necroyeti** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 7:18 am

Holy crap, I was just about to come here and post the exact same topic.

Help, anybody?

Website · Post by **Life of Brian** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 9:34 am

From what I've seen, you might be stuck having to solder the 72-pin cartridge connector yourself if you want a 90 degree angle. Think about it - who else aside from us portable makers would need a 90 degree converter?

Necroyeti · Post by **Necroyeti** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 12:27 pm

Does anybody know a good place to get 72 to 60 pin converters anyway? I'm only finding the 60 to 72 pin coverters everywhere.