I recently got a GN Twin Genesis/SNES console, and it was working great, for about 5 minutes. Turns out the pack in AC Adapter burned out.
I tried another one equivalent to the 10v 300mA that the GN Twin requires, (9v, 1000mA), and the unit powered back on, but there was line interference on the screen. I then set out for another one equal to the 10v requrement, but I made the fatal mistake that most people make with these clones....plug in an official power adapter. I plugged it in and there was a buzz in the audio, which should mean the unit wasn't getting enough power, so I plugged the AC adapter that did work back in, and now it doesn't power on at all.
I believe I fried it, but I opened the GN Twin up, and I don't see any burn marks or anything to indicate overload on the circuit boards.
Any ideas?
GN Twin won't power on
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Completely wrong forum. This should go in Tech Q&A.
Have someone with the same power adapter (the one that came with it) actually test it to get the exact voltage and amperage and then find a suitable replacement and test it. I have a 7.5V power adapter that actually puts out over 15v. Yeah, thats kinda crazy.
Have someone with the same power adapter (the one that came with it) actually test it to get the exact voltage and amperage and then find a suitable replacement and test it. I have a 7.5V power adapter that actually puts out over 15v. Yeah, thats kinda crazy.
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