Video failing! Circutry used is posted! Help!

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Video failing! Circutry used is posted! Help!

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I cant get video off of the board. I get sound off of it (game music) but no video.

I used the amp Goodie drew. but it doesnt work. Any suggestions? Like, is that amp wrong?

I am using an Intec Screen. I think its still good, but I am going to test it when I go home.
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Post by gannon »

yeah... the purple wire should go to the nes power, not the red one (it'd probably fry it) :P
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Which end? The 7805 end or the 2N4401 end? And what do I put in their place?
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Post by gannon »

the 7805 end. Anyways, in that diagram you have 7.2V (or 9V if you're using alkalines) going into the +5V areas.
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So disonnect the red wire that is connected to the nes and battery(both ends) and reconnect the 7805 end of the purple wire to the 5+ on the nes?

So nothing is left on that 7805 end?
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Post by gannon »

you keep it like it is, but instead of having the red wire connect to the nes power have the purple one (before the resistor)
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Can you edit the pic to show me what you mean?

Also, is there anything else wrong?

Do you think the screen is short-circuited if the thing still lights up?
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Post by Dark Savant0 »

Well, where are you gannon? Never do what your told, do you?

Just kidding.

Anyways, can you or anyone else who knows what is wrong edit the png asap? I used gimp on mepis, but I just opened it in windows using paint, so anyone should be able to edit it.

Oh, anyone have suggestions for wire? Because I am using the salvaged wire from a power/reset board from another nes, and that might be a problem.
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I believe this is what gannon meant:
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Post by Dark Savant0 »

Yeah, the screen is toast.

40 bucks well spent.

Here is what I learned. Dont connect the negative and positive of batteries together. It will short-circuit the board.
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Oh yeah, and if you had the nes hooked up like in the image you posted earlier it's probably fried too.
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No, its fine.
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