Home-made NOAC???

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coolguyashley
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Home-made NOAC???

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Does anyone know if it is possible to replicate or duplicate a NOAC? What I mean is, could someone take one of those small boards from Radio Shack and with the right parts, make a replica? Just curious.
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I might not be the right person to answer this, since I have never seen a NOAC in person... I'm sure it would be possible to make your own NOAC if you could get/make all of the parts that are necessary. However, my guess is that it would be much cheaper and faster to just get a NOAC. It would also be much smaller I'd think.

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Post by gannon »

You'd need extensive electronics knowledge and a FPGA (or you'd have to send the chip content off to get turned into an actually transistor based IC)
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But what about using the chips on the nes to make the nes smaller could you do that just like with the atari?
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