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Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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jjcastagna
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Post by jjcastagna »

Well, obviously something got damaged :( . Would someone be kind enough to check this little guy on their board and see if it passes current all four ways (linear and crossed). I don't remember that mine did before I had my problem and now it does, which seems odd considering one half is directly linked to (+) and the other directly to (-). (I don't know what the heck I'm talking about anyway)

I've been testing out every darn part of the board besides the big chips and that's all I could find that seemed kinda odd. (I hope I didn't screw up the processor or one of the bigger chips, darn) Since it's located between the power supply and the 7805, it may have screwed that thing up.

Could someone please please verify. Thanks.

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If I can't figure it out I may have to get myself a new SNES. *sigh*
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Post by *o* »

i think its a rectifier.....they are cheap...does it say anything on it?
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Nothing that I can read besides "nintendo". But I'm not even sure that that's the problem. I just went ahead and got another snes.
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Post by *o* »

bridge it and find out what happens :twisted:
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