SOLD!!! BRAND NEW NESA 4" LCD Module NSLM-407 & 2 LCD Module

[Troglodyte]

Everything has been SOLD, thank you!

Here is what I have for sale so far:
A BRAND NEW NESA 4" LCD Module NSLM-407
which includes a screen filter.

Here are some basic specs:
Resolution: 480x234,
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
One Video input: via RCA Composite

It even includes the instruction manual
explaining the CONTRAST, BRIGHT, COLOR,
TINT, and COM adjustments. It also shows
a schematic showing these adjustments as well
as where to plug the RED (+12v) and BLACK (GND)
wires in (as if the people in this forum wouldn't know,
but just in case lol).

Due to the fact it has standard composite in, and a fairly
high resolution, IMO this could be be a perfect screen for a
portable NES NOAC project.

I will be taking a picture of this item shortly, but if you
think you may have interest, please make an offer now.
I will of course allow you to recant your offer if you find
the quality of the device unacceptable via determination
of viewing the photo.

Generally speaking I will not allow returns on this item
because of the risky nature of moding.


I also have two other unknown brands and specs for sale. I do not really know much about them. There appears to be no brand markers of any kind on either of the two LCD Modules. I do know that I bought them in a working state, but I haven't had time to to research the
best way to hook them up and test them. The one appears to accept composite video in via a headphone like jack. While the other seems to use a ribbon interface. Chances are good that connections could be traced and soldered directly to the boards. Both of these screens are approx. 4" in diameter.

Everything has been SOLD, thank you!

[Ampersand]

I'd be interested in the first screen. It accepts composite and is fully working? What other features does it have? Brightness, contrast, volume, etc? What are the shape of the speakers?

The second screen, it accepts composite video? I assume it has no speakers? What features does it have?

[Troglodyte]

@Ampersand

I verified that the first screen is fully working.
Yes, it excepts composite via a standard yellow
RCA jack.

As described in my last post, it seems to have
several features that are mentioned in the included
instruction manual / paper.

As for speakers, none of these screens have any built
in. I'd almost recommend that you purchase separate
speakers anyway, as typically the speakers that come
with screen aren't very good.

I don't know much about the screen that has input via
a headphone like jack, but it appears to accept composite
video via this jack. It also appears to have an integrated on/off
switch, a swivel volume like control for the brightness I believe,
and pot adjustments for contrast, and maybe color tint.

If you would like to make sure I am an honest seller, I have
an eBay feedback profile available here:
http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d ... llFeedback

Please let me know if you are still interested in these screens.
Thank you.

[Ampersand]

I'd really like the first screen, but the lack of speakers is a turnoff since I don't have much extra cash.

[Troglodyte]

Everything has been SOLD, thank you!

I also have PS1 screen that is fully operational except
for the fact that the connection points on the RGB
input on the small daughter board used plugging the
device into the PS1 are lifted up. Meaning you can't
really solder a wire into them anymore if that makes since.

The PS1 screen I am describing is the official Sony one
with integrated stereo speakers.

Everything else seems OK. This was originally
purchased brand new. I guess I just used to
suck at at soldering years ago (give me a
break I was a very young teen at the time
these screens originally came out lol).

Everything has been SOLD, thank you!

[argelfraster]

I'd really like the first screen, but the lack of speakers is a turnoff since I don't have much extra cash.

You can build an audio amp for like 7 bucks.
Or if you want, i can build you one

[Pkmnjunky7]

PM sent! Dibs!