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Post by kidw/32+systems »

i'm not sure how to connect the battery to the board
i'm using a rc battery but were do the wires connect
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Post by codeman »

um...what type are you using? The original NES board, one of the clones or a NOAC thing
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Post by kidw/32+systems »

okay that was dumb ?
now what i really need to know is do i need to if i need to have a regulator for power from the 9.6v battery to the psone screen
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Post by daguuy »

yes, 9.6v will kill it
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Post by kidw/32+systems »

if i already killed it then how do revive it :D :cry:
what kind of regulator should i use
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Post by usbcd36 »

First, revive it by jumping the fuse. You can find the info on how almost anywhere around here. Second, use a 7808 regulator from RadioShack to knock the 11v (yes, 9.6v batteries actually output more than they say) down to 8v. Be extra careful once you jump the fuse though…
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Post by kidw/32+systems »

where can i get a diagram for connecting the regulator
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