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NOAC problems

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I recently got my hands on a maxx play and immediately ripped it apart. To temporarily power the unit, I soldered the leads to a power supply that I use for testing things, right now it is getting 5V DC. The problem I am having though is I cannot get a good video signal off of it. I can get it to boot, but it gives me a red/pink/green screen and occasionally a distorted maxx play start screen. I also noticed the IC blobs were getting extremely hot and almost burnt my fingers trying to hold the board! What do you think is the source of the problem?

EDIT: I seem to have blown a fuse on the board, I don't think this was the original problem but I will keep you posted :wink:
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You might be running too much current though it (too many amps). NOACs don't need too much juice to run. That could be why it's getting so hot and distorts.
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Ahhh, it makes too much sense :D
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