Thanks, I may have to try that. But I believe I found the issue. Last night a wire came loose on the phono jack, so I rewired it and apparently I rewired to the wrong point. I kept powering up trying to figure out the issue and I believe powering up at the wrong solder point may have messed up the screen. Switching to the correct solder point did not fix this issue.
Did I screw up the screen?
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Bump. Work has been hectic and now things are calming back down. Any advice on my screen issue would be much appreciated, I have the case mostly built so this is the last thing I need to fix before I finally portabalize my NES!