NOAC Super Com 72. Modification to handheld possible?

EmuandCo · Post by **EmuandCo** » Mon May 12, 2008 8:25 am

Hi. I recently got a NOAC from a friend and because I already own Ben's Book and often look in here, decided to make a Handheld NES of it, because the case is very baaad shape. Sort of platic which reacted with the styropor in which is was packed. My problem is, its seperated in three PCBs. One for the NOAC itself, one for the Controller Ports, Reset and Power switches and LED and a third one for the VIdeo/audio/Power Ports. The first PCB was simple to analyze (SOme ports are not even connected???!?) but the Video one.... can someone have a look at it?

Its a nice NOAC, seems like it has a master and a Slave Game connector. in the one below is a small PCB with another Blob Chip. And if I dont plug in a Game, it seems to start this.

http://mitglied.lycos.de/reimerdaniel/jpg/noac/

GoldenfrankO · Post by **GoldenfrankO** » Mon May 12, 2008 7:00 pm

sounds like a good idea. I'm pretty sure someone here will be able to help you.

Ben Cebhrem · Post by **Ben Cebhrem** » Mon May 12, 2008 7:57 pm

Please confirm by tracing this, but it looks like the innermost pin, the one marked B/I is video. I traced it to the unused middle pin of the missing connector, whereupon it went through a resistor, and then traced o the innermost pin. If it's not video, it could also be Audio Left (the white RCS connector). It's hard for me to tell.

EDIT: Now that I think of it/look closer, the B/I is Left Audio, and the next is Right Audio.