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Krepticor
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by Krepticor »
which two lines must be cut for the snes controller to be plugged in and not have a mess?
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by Kurt_ »
Are you talking about the 7 wires that hook up to the board?
There is a set of 4 and a set of 3, if you are. The set of 3 are all ground, for some reason, and cutting 2 of those will work.
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by Krepticor »
Na I was thinking about Vcc and Clock (Is that right?)
These pins need to be in the sticky (whatever they are)
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by Turbo Tax 1.0 »
Krepticor wrote:Na I was thinking about Vcc and Clock (Is that right?)
These pins need to be in the sticky (whatever they are)
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here it is
http://www.gamesx.com/controldata/snesdat.htm
I think this is what you want... maybe

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