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Anyone have Nes system schematics

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Does anyone know where to find complete schematics for the Nes system? What I need specificaly is a pinout for the five pin RF. I found one but it only shows three pins. Is it possible to directly connect video out without using the RF board?
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Yes and yes, the pinouts are available, http://portablesofdoom.org/page.php?page=nes#14
You need to build a small amp for the video IIRC though
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Thank you. I am not sure exaclty what it means on how to use the regular switch. What is Video IIRC? I have not heard that term before. Also, do you know where to find the complete schematics? Thanks again
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What is Video IIRC?
IIRC (If I Remember Correctly).
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First google result for NES schematic: http://www.freeinfosociety.com/electron ... hp?id=2405
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That is the first place I looked. Those schematics are a bit difficult to deceifer. Also, these schematics do not seem to tell me the pinout for the RF board that I am looking for. As for the Portables of Doom site I do not know what it means by using the regular switch.
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The schematics give the pinout, although not very clearly. By regular switch it means the standard NES switch.
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So, on the Freeinfo schematics are the numbers towards the top the pinout of the five pins on the RF unit? I am not exaclt sure how to match it up. From the other schematics I know that the farthest left is video, then audio but what are the other three? Also, I am alittle confused on what the regular switch mod does? The switch already turns on the unit. Thank you all for your help.
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