cart slot relocation help

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vladsokar
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cart slot relocation help

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I'm in the process of rewireing the cart slot and realized the 64 adapter has 48 pins. 11 a space then 13 in 2 rows. the motherboard has 25 solder points... Do i just skip that one?
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yep.
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if instead of soldering all of the individual wires you were to just get a cable to go from the slot directly to the motherboard, which one would be ideal?
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That would be SCSI, for lazy people with a bit of extra money and space inside their case you can do that, but rewiring it by hand isn't that bad.
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snowpenguin wrote:That would be SCSI, for lazy people with a bit of extra money and space inside their case you can do that, but rewiring it by hand isn't that bad.
Yea and with the scsi you really need to solder the pins to the board for the best connection and then you're halfway to a cart slot relocation anyway so why not solder the rest and then you can use smaller wire.
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