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Kiddcade
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NOAC Puzzled

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I finally got another NOAC after i accidentally cracked the board on my old one. but this one has built-in games. I've opened it up and there's no switches to run a cartridge in the cart port. (Black Power Player Super Joy 3)

Here's the problem: I have 3 "famicom" carts. robot Gyro (From the cart i made my Famiconvertor out of), The PCB tht came with my old NOAC, and a Power joy PJ-008. NONE of them work on this thing. It just shows a red screen no matter what I plug in. Any ideas what might be causing this? I'll take pictures soon.

Also, think a Sony PSP battery (5v 1800MA) would fry an NOAC?
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Last I heard, most NOACs take 5V.
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I was worried about the amperage, personally.

But that is one small battery pack, it'd be neat.
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That's capacity, and has no effect on the circuit, because the circuit draws the current needed.
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