N64 RF Cord

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N64 RF Cord

Post by HotDog-Cart »

Hey I just Opened up my n64 RF Cord, which 4 wires are which? (the four wires are, Black,Pink/See Through,Green, Blue, I think those are the correct wires, im not sure becuase my mom cleaned my room....)

And i need to know which one of those wires are: L Audio, R Audio, Ground, and Power/5v
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Post by usbcd36 »

RF? There was no RF cord for the N64 (to my knowledge), just a small adapter you plugged into the back and a NES RF switch. If you're talking about the composite cord, I'd have to open the plug on mine back up again and I REALLY don't want to mess it up any further than it is already. To my knowledge however, the wires are colored as their plugs are (except for ground which is the shield).
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No My Official N64 RF Cord Says RF On it
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Post by superdeformed »

There's an RF adapter for the N64; it probably pulls composite and one of the audio channels off then converts it. I've got one lieing around somewhere, but I'm not sure which wire is which. If you still have the connector, you can match up the wires with the pins on the multi-out.
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Post by usbcd36 »

Hmm, I'd just open the connector (N64 side) and deduce the pinouts from there and PoD. It should be rather easy to find out what goes where that way.
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