Sega 3 Cart Slot?

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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THON
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Post by THON »

Yeah, I just finished wiring the board, and I didn't want to take the risk with the original connector, so I ripped open my Sonic & Knuckles cartridge (literally), and took off the connector from there (which is in much better shape). I think I might go out and buy a multimeter later today to save me hours of frustration trying to find out what's wrong when the game doesn't load.
vomitsaw
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Post by vomitsaw »

THON wrote:I think I might go out and buy a multimeter later today to save me hours of frustration trying to find out what's wrong when the game doesn't load.
ABSOLUTELY. This is easily one of the most useful tools you can own when it comes to this kind of work. I think I paid about $15 at wallyworld for mine.
THON
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Post by THON »

:shock: My Radioshack only has 1 digital multimeter and it's almost $40.00 :?

Meh, but I guess it's worth it since I'm DESPERATE to get this part of the project over already.
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Post by vskid »

THON wrote::shock: My Radioshack only has 1 digital multimeter and it's almost $40.00 :?

Meh, but I guess it's worth it since I'm DESPERATE to get this part of the project over already.
Just try Walmart or Home Depot.
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