WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

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Oniak
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

Post by Oniak »

So I can just one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/New-Nintendo-72-p ... B000A3IA0Y
And solder it in?
How much of a B**** would that be?
XCVG
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

Post by XCVG »

Quite a b****. You would have to cut the slot in half, and thrown out the half that normally connects to the game. Then connect the OTHER side to the NOAC, using Ben's pinout. Easier said than done.
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

Post by schmellyfart »

ive had nothing but trouble attempting bens method for the cnc nes. you could always connect the 60 pins to the side that connects the the nes board and have the carts go in the normal spot.
Oniak
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

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Yeah, Id probably just keep it 60pin for ease of use, I replied to your PM aswell.
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

Post by Oniak »

Im getting a famicom NOAC for sure, probably schmelly's, I better be :P, I just won gradius for famicom on ebay and Id like to have something to use it on.....
Gradius I bought(Actual one):
http://www.andygames.jp/images/02-06-09/CIMG5073.jpg
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