Custom twin-slot NES

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Akomander
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Custom twin-slot NES

Post by Akomander »

I´ve got a spare NES (toaster) with the pin connector completely busted...

Since it´s the second time I´ve changed the connector, I´ve been thinking in modding the system... :roll:

My idea is to solder the 72 pin connector from a NOAC and adding another 60 pin connector for famicom carts, and maybe paint it differently or whatever...

For the 72 pin connector, I´ll be using the regular cartridge input, but I´ll have to make a new one for the 60 pin one.

Any ideas on the subject will be welcome :lol:
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Re: Custom twin-slot NES

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you could always put it on the top back
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Re: Custom twin-slot NES

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For the 60 pin one, use an adapter from an old Gyromite cartridge. Some of them were famicom game boards with a Famicom-NES adapter in the game casing, although you wouldn't even need that, I guess, if you just disable the lockout chip.
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