DO all 7805s all have the same Pinout?
Because I can't get my SNES to power on anymore after replacing the original.
Well accually it is hard for me NOT to bridge pins, so I had to rewire it to the bottom on the Traces. (Because I had torn up the top ones trying to unbridge the pins with an Exacto knife.
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Well I found out the Fuse was the problem so I bypassed it and fixed it.
yeah I got it figured out, now when I turn on the system, the screen goes slightly fuzzy for a sec then goes black and doesnt boot the game, yet the Power LED comes on.
but then after about 1min of thinking, I put the game back it and booted fine, BUT then I turned it off then on and gave me the same prob.
I was messing around with the Lockout chip, could this be the problem?
because I lifted the 4th pin to disable it, should I ground it? (Theres barely any 4th pin left, but I can always attempt a switch or grounding it.)
yeah I got it figured out, now when I turn on the system, the screen goes slightly fuzzy for a sec then goes black and doesnt boot the game, yet the Power LED comes on.
but then after about 1min of thinking, I put the game back it and booted fine, BUT then I turned it off then on and gave me the same prob.
I was messing around with the Lockout chip, could this be the problem?
because I lifted the 4th pin to disable it, should I ground it? (Theres barely any 4th pin left, but I can always attempt a switch or grounding it.)